Putin says he pulled Russia back from the edge of the abyss
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that he had pulled Russia back from the edge of the abyss after the chaos which ...
Georgia lawmakers elect hardline critic of West as new president
Russian splinter group, concerning protesters who have warned against attempt to 'bring Georgia back to its Soviet roots' ...
The new nuclear arms race taking us closer to Armageddon
Some of the most abiding images of the 1980s were the mass protests across parts of Europe against the deployment of tactical ...
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Kazakhstan believed joining UEFA would bring recognition but geopolitics and authoritarianism undermining their gamble
When Kazakh players fell down following the heavy 5-0 loss to Greece in the UEFA Euro 2024 playoffs, it felt like they had ...
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Catholic social justice columnist worries about rising specter of nuclear war
Afterall, when in 1962, the Soviet Union placed nuclear missiles in Cuba, the U.S. (my country) responded with a naval ...
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The birth of Irish soccer - the stars of 50 years ago remembered on emotional day in Dublin
Ireland beat the Soviet Union 3-0 in Dublin 50 years ago - a breakthrough win that sparked a reunion of the old team ...
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Fearing war, Georgia chooses a return to Russia’s embrace
TBILISI, Georgia — After a contentious parliamentary election, Georgia — a small nation once part of the Soviet Union — finds ...
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The Democrats’ failure to tell the truth about the Rot at the Top | Opinion
I continue with the four stories of America and bring us to the present. The underlying question is why Democrats have ...
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Belarus seeks to copy neighboring Russia’s repressive LGBTQ+ policies, activists say
Belarus decriminalized homosexuality in 1994 after the collapse of the Soviet Union, but the deeply conservative ... “I ...
Opinion: Could AI war games predict the next Pearl Harbor?
Consider how frequently geopolitics have surprised us — most notably the extraordinary dissolution of the Soviet Union in ...
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Crimean Tatar Leader Applauds Czech Recognition Of Soviet Deportations As Genocide
Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev has praised the Czech Republic after it adopted a resolution recognizing the deportation of Crimean Tatars by Soviet authorities in 1944 as genocide.
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In shifting world, post-Soviet states look back to a constant: Russia
Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...