Has the transformation of the national-state project, with the complete abandonment of the ideology of “Historical Armenia,” been brought to completion?

How Washington spent thirty years building state institutions, cut off funding in six weeks — and what is happening today?

Organizations engaged in analysis and fact-checking are part of a system whose work cannot simply be reduced to censorship. But it is equally wrong to portray it as ordinary journalism. Who are the Balkan disinformation hunters, and how do international organizations and European institutions — through financial support — exercise

If the territorial waters around the islands were expanded from 6 to 12 nautical miles, the share of Greek territorial waters in the Aegean would increase from around 35 percent to over 70 percent. Thus, Turkey’s share would effectively be reduced to a highly geostrategically disadvantaged “outlet to salt water,”

Poles are showing an increasing degree of intolerance toward the Ukrainian minority that openly displays the symbols of the OUN, UPA and other Ukrainian nationalist formations. As the parliamentary elections approach, will political forces in Poland have to take into account the mood of their citizens?

Forgotten Jadar? Rio Tinto hasn’t. The notorious multinational corporation could at any moment deliver an unpleasant truth to the Serbian public: the new battle for lithium could begin.