From “Tectonic Upheaval” to the New Normal: How Vladimir Putin Changed Through Four Years of War and Sanctions

A Letter Across the Front Line: Why Zelensky Addressed Putin Directly Wars rarely end when one side stops shooting. More often, they begin to end when one side starts speaking differently. That is why Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s open...

Russia is ready to facilitate the development of Azerbaijan's cooperation with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and is also interested in Baku's participation in the activities of the Eurasian Development Bank. This was stated on June 4...

Just days before Armenia's parliamentary elections, the political atmosphere in the country has reached a boiling point. What began as another domestic confrontation between Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's governing team and the opposition has gradually evolved into a geopolitical contest involving the interests of Russia, Europe, the United States, and Armenian society itself.

When the leaders of the Eurasian Economic Union gathered in Astana on May 29, the official agenda appeared thoroughly technocratic. Artificial intelligence, digital transformation, common energy markets, industrial cooperation, and a long-term integration strategy through 2045 were expected to be the central themes of the Fifth Eurasian Economic Forum and the meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council.