In the Balance
Where democratic resilience meets authoritarian pressure — debates, scenarios, and dilemmas.
Russia Can't Win. So It Wants Everyone to Lose
Nazis as a Significant Other for the Kremlin propaganda
Kremlin propaganda is still dreaming about Nazis in the countries abroad, and it is not a coincidence, but a kind of measure of Russian policy (and always a hot...
Venezuela's Fight for Freedom: Inside the Movement for Democracy
Today, I am speaking with Pedro Antonio de Mendonca, a Venezuelan journalist who works in communications for María Corina Machado's democratic movement.
When the Kremlin rhetoric goes nuclear
Nuclear blackmail is one of the beloved political toys of Russia, which it does not plan to abandon.
“Democracy is not a destination — it is a daily practice. And across Europe, that practice is under unprecedented strain.”
(Re)building the state and society during the war and after, Part II: without new Ukraine there's no way for new Europe
Ukraine needs European Union (EU) to become the new state and real republic, but EU also needs Ukraine to become real geopolitical subject and global power. Tha...
(Re)building the state and society during the war and after, Part I: without new Ukraine there's no way for new Europe
Ukraine, which now has to fight for survival against genocidal aggression of Russian dictatorship and its allies, has the only way forward — building the new st...
Reducing Russian Orthodox Church influence in the country: Estonian case
Estonia is exactly such a country, which also took the essential civilizational path of trying to liberate its own orthodox community from Moscow's grip.
Freedom is about thinking. Let's be free
togetherHere, an enormous brand dot replaces the period — yes, it's a big dot.Čia sakinio pabaigoje stovi milžiniškas taškas — taip, tai didelis taškas.