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Why Bulgaria Keeps Burying Its Dead Instead of Fixing the System That Kills Them

Coffins Per Million In Bulgaria, we have coined a phenomenon “War on the roads”. A war. What war? War implies chaos, inevitability, an enemy beyond...

Europe’s Bold Bet on a Special Tribunal for Ukraine: Can Politics Close the Gap...

On 24 February 2022, Russian troops crossed Ukraine’s borders. While the effects were immediate, the legal consequences were not. The International Criminal Court (ICC)...

How the Aliyev Regime Weaponises Trauma to Domesticate Its Nation

While global headlines fixate on the coercion of regimes in Kabul, Moscow, or Beijing, a more polished form of authoritarianism has quietly consolidated itself...

Sins of the Past and Problems of the Present: Poland’s Security Dilemma and Germany’s...

Since President Donald J. Trump’s second inauguration, Europe has been in a quagmire. Most European nations had previously defunded or minimised their armies, relying...

The Illusion of Trump’s Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan

If Alfred Nobel could witness the modern world’s scramble for his Peace Prize, how would he react? Among the loudest claimants is Donald Trump,...

A Realist’s Perspective on the Austrian Neutrality Discourse

Since the day Russian soldiers crossed the border into Ukraine, Austria’s neutrality has once again transformed into a highly controversial political topic. Given the...

Big Brother Goes Brussels: Why the EU’s Chat Control Should Scare You

“But you can't make people listen. They have to come round in their own time, wondering what happened and why the world blew up...

She Said No but the Court Said Otherwise: Rethinking Consent Across Europe

Vienna, Austria, 2025—The criminal court is facing a case involving up to 15 adolescents aged 16–21 who allegedly raped and sexually harassed a 12-year-old...

Is Russia a Fascist State Now?

Since the invasion of Ukraine, both the expert and academic communities have witnessed a noticeable increase in debates about the nature of the current...

Mutually Assured Uncertainty: Russia, NATO, and the Role of Nuclear Signalling

Nuclear weapons are commonly considered one of the biggest threats to humanity. The father of the atomic bomb, Dr. Oppenheimer, even quoted: "I became...

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