Russia’s War in the Classroom Dahlia Harrison-Irwin Mar 17, 2026 Since the outset of the war with Ukraine in February 2022, high school education in Russia has found itself at the…
Opinion | The Mic That Spoke Too Much Jack Bubis Jan 23, 2026 A stray hot mic at a Beijing military parade revealed how Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping wield and understand power…
Before Ukraine, There Was Georgia: The War That Foreshadowed Everything Isabel Duran-Madore Jan 11, 2026 From Georgia to Ukraine, Russia’s wars reveal a chilling pattern of aggression enabled by years of Western…
Le Sahel tourne le dos à la Cour pénale internationale et à l’Occident Aurélien Quéméner Nov 11, 2025 Pour les pays du Sahel, la frontière entre justice pour tous et justice occidentale s’est estompée, et, avec elle,…
Escalation and Uncertainty: The Ukraine War amid the U.S. Presidential Transition Dahlia Harrison-Irwin Jan 24, 2025 Heightened military conflict in Ukraine and the uncertain future of American foreign policy set a dangerous…
From Anti-War Posts to Parenthood: Russia’s Ever-Expanding Censorship… Dahlia Harrison-Irwin Nov 14, 2024 In light of Russia's war in Ukraine, Putin's censorship of Russian citizens reaches unprecedented levels.
The Kursk Offensive: Ukraine’s Gamble for Diplomatic Leverage Daniel Harris Oct 9, 2024 How Ukraine's attack on the Kursk Oblast reflects their shifting desires in a transforming war.
MIR Meets: Claudia Sahm Theodore Yohalem Shouse Mar 20, 2024 Host Theo Shouse sits down with Substack writer, former Federal Reserve economist, and Bloomberg opinion…
Opinion | Keep Calm and Carry On: In defence of the West’s prudence in the Ukraine… Romeo Hor Sep 7, 2023 his prudence has so far kept alive the prospect of recovering south-eastern Ukraine, for it has kept Chinese…
Les sanctions contre la Russie sont-elles des armes de guerre inefficaces? Alessandro Bozzi Apr 11, 2023 Depuis février 2022 et le lancement de son « opération militaire spéciale » en Ukraine, le Kremlin est sous le feu…