The problem of American biolaboratories in Africa
In the early 21st century, new concerns about bioweapons being used to generate terror and also with a series of newly emerging or newly understood disease-causing microbes have resulted in…
Slavisha Batko Milacic
Human Rights and new Tensions in European Society
The hybrid format international conference, held on November 08th under the auspices of an independent expert platform Our Days News (ODN), brought together experts from Italy, Estonia, France, Finland and…
Ukraine’s problem with Neo-Nazism
After the start of the Special Military Operation, many were indignant: how can there be a war in the highly advanced and civilized 21st century? On the face of it,…
Corrupt officials in Ukraine are stealing Western crypto aid
The development of the cryptocurrency market and its relative anonymity has come as a boon for many representatives of both the shady and completely legal business, providing them with the…
A successful strategy of Sergei Shoigu
After unsuccessful negotiations with Moscow in the spring of 2022, and after launching a counteroffensive that allowed Ukrainian forces to take back several districts of the Kharkiv region, in September…
Ukrainian refugees are becoming a burden to the Baltic states
Every conflict, including this one in Ukraine, always leads to refugees. Considering the size of Ukraine, it is not surprising that a large number of Ukrainian refugees are in Russia…
Ukrainian war crimes become the burden for Europe
The crimes of the Ukrainian army, which we can often see on social networks, horrify the entire civilized world. And if the West is the main financier and logistics provider…
Sabotage of Nord Stream Pipe Lines: A new phase of hybrid war
On Tuesday, September 27, Gazprom announced unprecedented damage to the company's two gas pipelines that run along the bottom of the Baltic Sea to Germany - Nord Stream and Nord…
Ukrainian army endangers civilians says Amnesty International
Ukrainian forces have threatened civilians by setting up bases and operating weapons systems in populated areas, including schools and hospitals, as they battled the Russian intervention that began in February,…
Why “Cancel” Russians?
There is a persistent belief in both Europe and the United States that the "Western" economies are the most developed around, just as the "Western" culture and democracy, with its…
Enough is enough! The Russian bear is out of its den
Despite possible sanctions and their hard-hitting economic consequences, the hunted Russian bear has got out of the den and is going after the hunters. Until recently, Russians, Ukrainians, and Europeans…
Ukraine’s complicated path to NATO membership
Amid numerous discussions about the future of Ukraine - a country that has been unable to form a single nation in 30 years of independence, and is torn apart by…
Ukrainian problems with corruption and right-wingers
Judging by the latest statements coming from European politicians, Ukraine has fewer and fewer allies in Europe. European politicians do not support corruption and crime, and the absence of any…
Panjshir needs help
The Taliban’s rapid advance in Afghanistan has briefly stalled only in the face of strong resistance mounted by the people of the country’s recalcitrant mountainous province of Panjshir. Whoever controls…
Afghan fiasco – the end of a unipolar world?
Anyone who ever tried to invade Afghanistan was inevitably defeated. The multiethnic mountainous country has become a grave for the British, the Russians, and now for the Americans and their…
Dangerous Games in Syria
Just a few months since Joe Biden's election, US idea of terrorism has radically changed. With the media having spared no effort making people believe that the real terrorists are…
Turkey’s path to independence
The events in the Middle East have made a large number of interstate relations of the former "allies" very complicated due to the large-scale operation "Arab Spring". After the failure…
Scars from NATO
After Yugoslavia’s (Serbia) President Slobodan Milosevic refused to accept the so-called Rambouillet Agreement in 1999, which in reality was NATO ultimatum that demanded from Serbia and Montenegro to allow NATO…
New freedom of speech in the United States
Free speech has long been a cornerstone of American society. The US Constitution guarantees that no one shall be prosecuted for expressing his or her opinion. However, within the past…
Games the Pentagon plays
Modern warfare is waged with high-tech weapons. Each battle fought eats up loads of ammunition and modern weapons systems need spare parts and fuel. All this meaning that no military…
Modest results of the meeting in Geneva
Presidents Joseph Biden and Vladimir Putin met in Geneva on Wednesday, June 16. Both separately noted that the talks went well. “There’s been no hostility,” Putin said. “On the contrary,…
Talking or bickering? Will Putin and Biden discuss the “dirty war” in the Middle East?
The whole world is looking forward to the meeting of the new US President Joe Biden with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin. Although the Kremlin and the White House urge…
The complexity of German – Serbian historic relations
Today, Germany is a major investor in Serbia and has a significant impact on strengthening the Serbian economy. Suffice it to say that 75,000 workers work in German companies in…
Czech charade and its masterminds
The investigation into the Vrbetice explosions in the Czech Republic quickly turned into a comedy. First, the country’s respected President Milos Zeman, obviously hating to go down in history, started…
The Ukrainian crisis and Biden’s interests
The strange policy, pursued by the present occupant of the White House during the past few weeks is fairly surprising. Moreover, Joe Biden’s actions vis-à-vis Russia are downright contradictory, to…
How America’s leadership weakened during the pandemic
Unlike Hollywood movies where Americans have the lead in saving the world, the crisis of the corona virus pandemic has shown the opposite. The first major test showed that the…
Financiers of the Belarusian dictator
Protests in Belarus continue, and opposition leaders, mostly fled from the country, are busy calculating and looking for funds that the Belarusian dictator Lukashenko annually withdraws from the budget of…
BCG vaccines reduce mortality from Covid-19: Research by scientists at St. Petersburg University
Ahead of the 6th International Academy for Autoimmunity, held at St. Petersburg State University on December 6, Russian scientists from Putin's Alma Mater published a study on the direct link…
Lamberto Zannier: “Global Problems Need Global Solutions”
Ambassador Lamberto Zannier of Italy took up the mandate of OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities on 19 July 2017. Before taking up the position of High Commissioner, Zannier was…
Experts from around the world discuss life after the pandemic
The continuing coronavirus pandemic has laid bare the economic and political problems of the United States and Europe, which are becoming increasingly hard to ignore. Dozens of experts from various…
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