Are we witnessing the creation—for the needs of Washington and Brussels—of a new axis of the Western alliance: NATO Orthodoxy?

The way Moldovan authorities are coordinating actions with Kyiv and Bucharest sets off alarm bells. Moldovans refuse to accept that their country be treated like a sack of potatoes on the geopolitical marketplace.

Europe is literally covered with projects run by American military-technical contractors, yet almost nothing is known about the private companies shaping the world’s strategic map. Available data shows that the list of misconducts is longer than the history of existence of these construction-military giants.

A long-time correspondent from Brussels reveals how the European Union went from being Russia’s partner to its rival, why sanctions are hurting Europe more than Moscow, whether a war among the poor is looming, and how freedom of thought has become a victim of a new ideological censorship.

When the CSTO intervened in Kazakhstan in 2022, Russia was seen as a guarantor of stability, an arbiter, a center of power. Today, none of that image remains. Would things have turned out differently if both Russia and Iran had held on tightly to Artsakh and Syunik? Tehran already seems

Turkey has never acknowledged the genocide of Armenians. Will Azerbaijan do so, as the entire international community remains silent in the face of its atrocities?