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Gorbachev turned 90

Cecilia Capanna
Interviews
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Mikhail Gorbachev is undoubtedly the most important positive historical figure of our time. From 1985 to 1991, in just six years, he changed world history by contributing to the fall of the Berlin Wall in...

The increasingly grotesque anti-Russian hysteria

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
Baltic states
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The most recent decision of the Latvian authorities to ban all Russian media on the territory and the promise to sanction individuals enjoying ‘unsanctioned media,' along with the fact that the international media was rather...

The geopolitical vaccine war is caused by profit-making

Vladimir Mitev
China
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The spat between the EU and the UK over the shortfall of deliveries of AstraZeneca vaccines revealed a European Commission with an ugly face. The threat to activate Article 16 of the Northern Ireland protocol,...

The Russian protests — some reason to the passionate media plot

After the incredible events that have been taking place in the USA recently, we thought it was about time we saw a new chapter in the online political show: this time, it came from Russia....

The West — Lukashenko’s unrequited love

Vladimir Mitev
Belarus
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[caption id="attachment_2590" align="alignleft" width="272"] Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat, source: Facebook[/caption] Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat is a Polish journalist and expert on Eastern Europe and the Middle East. She is the deputy editor of the Polish left media platform Portal...

Farshad Golzari: Turkish-Iranian relations will not be affected by the tensions in the Caucasus

Vladimir Mitev
Global affairs
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Farshad Golzari has been working as a journalist in the field of international politics and security since 2013. His bachelor's degree in criminal law and master's degree in criminology have led him to spend years...

Bulgaria and Russia – what do Romanians misunderstand?

Vladimir Mitev
Bulgaria
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The elections of presidents Rumen Radev in Bulgaria and Igor Dodon in the Republic of Moldova coincided with the publication of an article and map in Romanian media, which was widely read all over Romania...

Crime and punishment: The Khachaturyan case

Maria Cernat
Gender issues
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A very unsettling event took place in Russia. A year ago, three sisters, Kristina, 19, Angelina, 18, and Maria, 17, brutally murdered their abusive father. Now the prosecution is trying to sentence them to 20...

Bleak prospects for feminism in Russia

Maria Cernat
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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Combating hate speech and extremism are two notions very seriously embed in the federal law in Russia. The legal framework evolved over the course of the past two decades. Here is how. The article 282...

Independent media, social networks and conspiracy theories

Maria Cernat
Global affairs
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The mass media have evolved beyond our imagination. We are communicating, at least in one part of the world, more easily than ever. Still, as the technology evolved, the quality of journalism did not. Journalists...