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“Either you shoot him, or he shoots you”- Elizaveta Khalupenko
This is an article about the sketches of a soldier about how cities in the Donetsk region defended themselves: Zaitseve and Horlivka. Dolar, also known as Bucks, formerly a simple soldier and now a senior sergeant, told the story about loyal comrades Lyokha, Til, and Kolya, as well as the attack on Horlivka, where the Read more
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Russian Persecution in Crimea and Letter-Card Campaign-Bülent Tanatar
The policy implemented by Putin’s Russia towards the Crimean Tatars in Crimea has two pillars. The first is to eliminate the threat posed by the Crimean Tatar nationalist and secular segments represented by the Crimean Tatar National Assembly. As it is known, thousands of Crimean Tatars gathered in front of the Crimean Upper Rada at Read more
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The 31 March 2024 Local Elections and What the Election Made Us Think About Turkish Politics—Prof. Dr. R. Ö. Dönmez
The local elections held on March 31, 2024, had significant implications for the political landscape of Turkey. The significant triumph of the primary opposition party, the Republican People’s Party (CHP), in crucial provinces of Turkey has raised noteworthy inquiries that warrant attention from astute political science observers. This brief article will discuss my reflections on Read more
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The Man Smoking Cigar Behind Putin: Nicolai Patrushev—Dr. Hasan Mesut Önder
On March 22nd, there were two main public assessments regarding who planned the terrorist attack in Moscow and its intended target. From a Western perspective, security analysts argue that this attack will lead Putin to take tougher steps against Ukraine and that it was a Kremlin conspiracy. The Russian side, on the other hand, argues Read more
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For Ukraine to Win, We Need to Go Beyond Wishes—Bülent Tanatar
By 2024, we have entered a though and challenging turning point in Ukraine’s two-year resistance to Russia’s bloodthirsty occupation. In the first phase of the war to completely occupy Ukraine, which the Russian oligarchy, under the control of the security bureaucracy, namely siloviki under V. Putin’s management, started by taking advantage of the disorganization of Read more
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Defending Ukraine: Five Ukrainian Women’s Short and True Stories—Yevheniia Henova
*** “I don’t eat bread. Not at all. I can eat some flatbread, for example, but bread is not for me yet,” says the woman sitting across the table, who delicately breaks off a piece of the hot flatbread that the café waitress has brought her. We’re discussing the war, her losses, and her feat. Read more
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