(CNN) — When frequent flier Julie booked a clutch of trips to Warsaw last year, she was expecting to spend her weekends in the Polish capital sightseeing, strolling around its parks, and eating pierogi. But ...
European Democracy Hub Supporting Democracy After the Invasion of Ukraine Ken Godfrey and Richard Youngs While international attention remains focused on immediate operational events in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the crisis also raises questions about ...
As the story goes, in the 1780s, a former lover of the Empress of Russia wanted to impress her with his efforts to build empire in what would later become part of Ukraine. Grigory Potemkin ...
In early February the federal Coalition government announced it would end its three-year freeze on the indexation of funding for the ABC. Having reduced ABC funding by a total of $84m since 2019, the decision ...
Now, Bolsonaro says, Brazil finally has all the reason it needs to pass the legislation: Story continues below advertisement War between Russia and Ukraine. “This crisis is a good opportunity for us,” Bolsonaro said. Brazil ...
In last week’s Wrap-Up, I noted that the war in Ukraine was entering a new phase, one in which the human costs of Russia’s brutal siege tactics will become more evident, even as whatever political ...
On Thursday, TikTok started to catch up to its American social media rivals. It exclusively told The Washington Post that it was developing a policy on how it deals with state-controlled media on its platform ...
Fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq cost the lives of more than 6,900 US troops and more than 7,500 US contractors, and American spending topped $2.3 trillion. But those wars had little impact on how the ...
The call to action by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) was “somewhat surprising,” The Hollywood Reporter’s Alex Weprin wrote, given the group’s “long-standing and vocal support of freedom of speech and the First Amendment.” ...
Why has Russia struggled? While analysts have mostly focused on hardware and doctrine, many of Russia’s problems can be traced to a single source: low morale. Scholars have long argued that combat motivation — the ...
