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The conference explored Russia’s historical and contemporary roles, particularly in light of the Russia-Ukraine War and its relationship with China. Scholars discussed Russia’s declining global power and its effects on …
Exploring Russia’s Global Complexity in a Multipolar World Read More
Russia has started importing Turkish butter amid skyrocketing domestic prices. An initial shipment of 20 tons was received as butter prices have surged by 26% since December. The war economy …
Putin’s Economics Take a Hit as Russia Turns to Turkey for Butter Read More
Russia begins importing Turkish butter to quell rising prices amidst high inflation and disrupted supply chains. An initial shipment of 20 tons signals the country’s struggle to balance its domestic …
Russia Turns to Turkey as Butter Prices Soar Read More
The UN special rapporteur Mariana Katzarova reported on Russia’s systematic use of torture as a means of oppression, particularly against dissenters and Ukrainian civilians. The situation worsened amid the Ukraine …
UN Report Unveils Disturbing Reality of State-Sanctioned Torture in Russia Read More
Azerbaijan is preparing to host a major climate summit in November while simultaneously waging an aggressive campaign of repression against dissenters. Dozens of activists and journalists have been arrested, reflecting …
Repression Intensifies in Azerbaijan Ahead of Climate Summit Read More
Volkswagen’s troubles reflect a deeper issue of deindustrialisation haunting Germany, exacerbated by rising energy costs from the Ukraine conflict and competition from Chinese automakers. Martin Wansleben, a key industry leader, …
The Unraveling Fabric of Germany’s Industrial Strength Through Volkswagen’s Woes Read More
Burkina Faso’s government has faced backlash for risking civilian safety during a militant attack, leading to the deaths of over 100 villagers. Human Rights Watch reported forced labor by military …
Burkina Faso’s Civilian Peril: A Call for Accountability Amidst Militancy Read More