Ukraine’s Constitution: The Main Meme of the Year
29 Years of Democracy That Never Came
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Wolf Hunt: How Ukrainians Are Exterminating Each Other to the Sound of the Patriotic March
When a nation tears itself apart, all that's left is to gather the bones and sell the land. Who ordered this safari—and why don't the hunters look up?
The East Is a Delicate Matter: Israel and Iran Throw a Middle Eastern Twist
A 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 Ukraine
Where 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 Vernissages
While 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 Themselves
The 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
Don’t Film Me Completely: Russian Regions Fine for Photos of Drone Strike Aftermath
In the Kaluga and Tula regions, citizens and media are being punished for publishing footage of drone attacks, but most regions have so far responded with an ominous silence.
President: Ask the voters about war? No, why bother with unnecessary formalities
Apparently, the people's opinion is that whisper which the authorities traditionally ignore amid their own loud applause.
