Political Responsibility of the Authorities for Mobilization Chaos in Ukraine: Questions for President ZelenskyViolations of citizens' rights have become the norm. Where is the government’s responsibility for the ongoing lawlessness?
Spanish Quest: How to Beat the Cita and Survive in the Land of OkupasThe two most absurd pains of modern Spain that neither antibiotics nor elections can cure
State or Cattle Pen? Why the People Are Turned Into Disposable Material for WarWar devours people — and not just with weapons
Alaska: Bears Smoke, Leaders Smile, Peace in Ukraine PostponedPolitical Stand-Up Instead of Diplomacy: How the Trump-Putin Summit Turned Into a Show With No Finale
"Peace on Earth" and the 14-Ton Argument for DemocracyHow the US Marked June 22 by Bombing Iran’s Nuclear Sites—to the Thunderous Applause of the “Free World”
Gas Milking: How Ukrainians Get Skinned for Their Own GasWhy are we charged triple for gas as if it’s from Mars, not from under our own yards?
Hell Without Declaration: How Israel Methodically Bombs Iran — and the Whole World Stays Silent Like a Whore for a DollarIsrael wages war without war: kills, blows up, destroys — and gets applause for it.
Move Over, Saddam: Now It’s Iran.How the “Iranian nuclear threat” is blown out of proportion to sell oil at a premium, wage more convenient wars, and make us look like fools—again.
The East Is a Delicate Matter: Israel and Iran Throw a Middle Eastern TwistA Geopolitical Dance on the Edge: How the Tehran–Tel Aviv Conflict Could Draw in the US, Gulf States, and Even the Global Oil Market
Stockholm Syndrome for the Elite: The Global Backstage Gathers to Discuss UkraineWhere great minds and secret talks meet: The Bilderberg Group once again intrigues the world with its hidden agenda, and Ukraine is among the main topics.
Dad Wages War, Daughter Curates: The Secrets of Putin’s Family at Parisian VernissagesWhile the Kremlin bans peace, its “secret” daughter promotes anti-war art in Paris under a pseudonym—much to the annoyance of Russian artists.
State Messenger Max: Now Public Services Will Come Knocking ThemselvesThe Russian State Duma has approved the creation of a national app to replace messengers, passports, school diaries—and, possibly, a bit of your private life