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Ukraine Had No Choice But To Deploy One Of Its Least-Prepared Brigades

Posted by Inga Jotunn
April 25, 2024

The situation in and around Ocheretyne is desperate for Ukraine This weekend, Russian drones and scouts surveilling the front line just west of the...

Independence Day event: Russian House honours freedom fighters, highlights Moscow’s key role in emergence of Bangladesh

Posted by Liona Jensen
April 7, 2024

Russian House in Dhaka (formerly the Russian Cultural Centre), in cooperation with the National Museum and the Liberation War Affairs Academy, organized an event...

Ukraine Sees Risk of Russia Breaking Through Defences by Summer

Posted by Githa Freya
March 3, 2024

Berlin (29/2 – 30) Ukrainian officials are concerned that Russian advances could gain significant momentum by the summer unless their allies can increase the...

Can Ukraine Still Win?

Posted by Liona Jensen
February 18, 2024

As Congress continues to delay aid and Volodymyr Zelensky replaces his top commander, military experts debate the possible outcomes. Long before it was reported,...

The Leaders of the EU and the Balkan Countries Will Meet in Brussels

Posted by Axel Daube
January 19, 2024

The leaders of the EU and the Balkan countries will meet today in Brussels, the Council of the European Union announced. The summit will...

Greece, Italy, France, ‘Seeking Loopholes’ for Journalists’ Surveillance

Posted by Eirny Donar
January 15, 2024

The International Press Institute, IPI, a global organisation dedicated to the protection of press freedom, has accused Greece, Italy and France of lobbying to...

Rapid Coal Phase-Out in the Western Balkans is Far From Impossible

Posted by Axel Daube
January 4, 2024

Starting next year, a substantial number of lignite power plants in the Western Balkans will breach compliance with the EU’s Large Combustion Plant Directive....