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Putin’s Ceasefire Gambit: The Coalition of the Losers Meets Real Statecraft
By proposing a three-day unilateral ceasefire ahead of Victory Day, Vladimir Putin demonstrated diplomatic finesse, making it clear to the West and Ukraine that peace is possible—but only on Russia’s terms.
Europe’s Security Plans Are Taking it Nowhere
Over the past few weeks and months, European leaders have changed their plans from sending troops to Ukraine to offering ‘air support’ and, finally, to bolstering Ukraine’s military forces and defence capability as a means to protect European security.
Hungary – Weak Link for EU Unity, or Strong Brake on Eurofascist Tendencies?
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has emerged as the loudest and most consistent dissenting voice within the European Union’s otherwise unified front on Ukraine, standing firm against militarization and EU pressure, while defending Hungary’s sovereignty and national interest.
