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Helsinki Human Rights Watch analyses the issue to answer the question: “Should Ukraine dublicate Moldova’s mistakes?”

Unique chronicles by Mikael Skillt on how the death of a senior Lieutenant unraveled the Russian support in the war zone in southeast Ukraine.

There are times when some men are cast in the role of Cassandra, the ancient Prophetess of Apollo in Troy who’s curse was that none would believe her. In 1930s Britain one such notable ‘Cassandra’ (among many) was Winston Churchill who’s continual warnings regarding the brutality and aggressive nature and the build up of military power of the Hitlerite regime – […]

Explore how Brexit changed Ukraine’s strategic landscape — from EU integration and trade to geopolitical risk and shifting global focus — in this authoritative empr.media analysis.

Victor Shishkin, former Judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine, states that from the legal perspective Minsk agreements fake and wonder why foreigners talk about Minsk Agreements as an international agreement.

Poroshenko, Kolomoisky, Firtash and Akhmetov all retain directly or indirectly some level of control over the affairs of state and over the electoral process itself. No matter that Firtash is currently in exile in Austria, where Poroshenko and Vitali Klitschko visited him in 2014 apparently as part of a Birthday event for the other Klitschko. Tymoshenko and Yatsenyuk continue to […]

Letter from occupied Donbas, war zone in eastern Ukraine, about life of so-called Donetsk People Republic (DPR), new orders and terrible reality for the ordinary citizens. By Sergiy Andryiv, unemployed resident of Makiivka for radiosvoboda.

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Analysis on causes and consequences of Russian current maneuvering, drafted by Valeriy Pekar, founder of Ukrainian civic organization Nova Kraina.

Intermarium — the century‑old Baltic‑to‑Black Sea alliance idea rooted in Piłsudski’s geopolitical vision — resurfaces as Central Europe grapples with power balances and modern threats.

The Intermarium project’s grand vision falters amid political rifts, Hungarian objections, Romanian ties and structural format woes — the real obstacles behind the idea’s stall on empr.media.

The first premise of the Gerasimov Doctrine from the report of his speech in the “Military-Industrial Kurier” of 27 Feb 2013 is that “Wars are no longer declared…”. General Valery Gerasimov notes the events of the ‘Arab Spring’, which no doubt reminded Moscow a lot of the ‘color revolutions’ in Europe, where the whole basis of power in nations changed […]