Ukraine, the War, and the collective West, what’s next?

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The Greenhill Approach and the Taxology of Instrumentalized Migration in the Belarusian Migration Crisis

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EU-China relations in the aftermath of Russian invasion on Ukraine

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The Lebanese Economy and the Aftermath of October 7

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Russia Monitor Monthly 11/23
Ukrainians Celebrate Christmas on December 25 for the First Time

Ukrainians Celebrate Christmas on December 25 for the First Time

Ukrainian Orthodox Christians attended services as the country for the first time celebrated Christmas on December 25, after the government changed the date from January 7, when most Orthodox believers celebrate. Shifting the date from January 7 to December 25 is seen as another symbol of breaking away from Moscow, signifying the nation’s intent for lasting cultural ties with the West.

Ukraine Is Waiting For First Batch of F-16

Ukraine Is Waiting For First Batch of F-16

As 2024 approaches, the anticipation of the arrival of the first F-16 multirole fighters grows. The Kyiv government believes that Western jets will aid in securing air superiority and boosting morale, particularly following the setback of an unsuccessful counteroffensive.

Republicans in the Senate Voted to Block Aid Package for Ukraine

Republicans in the Senate Voted to Block Aid Package for Ukraine

On Wednesday, December 7, Republicans in the Senate voted to block an emergency spending bill that would have provided assistance to Ukraine, Israel, and other measures relevant to security. This represents another chapter in the deepening American domestic divide, a factor that could ultimately shape the fate of Ukraine.

Analytical articles
Łódź: A New Promised Land

Łódź: A New Promised Land

Łódź––emblematic of nineteenth-century Polish capitalism––endures as a neglected city yet embedded into modern national consciousness

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The Lebanese Economy and the Aftermath of October 7

The Lebanese Economy and the Aftermath of October 7

The multidimensional poverty rate has nearly doubled from 42% in 2019, to 82% in 2021, leaving people in Lebanon grappling with the realities of food insecurity, unemployement and deteriorating living conditions…

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