Tarik Cyril Amar, is an historian from Germany at Koç University in Istanbul working on Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe, the history of World War II, the cultural Cold War, and the politics of memory.
An earthquake-like tremor has sparked speculation that it was more than seismic, perhaps an underground explosion.
In the late evening of October 5, seismic tremors...
Julian Assange tells 46-nation gathering in Europe why Washington must not be let to trample on others’ independence and sovereignty.
As the world teeters on...
Germany’s lame-duck chancellor appears to have had a moment of lucidity about engaging in diplomacy with Russia.
Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, has caused a...
A refreshing idea has emerged from the American policy establishment, but it should only be the first step.
Foreign Affairs has published a remarkable article....
Imagine if the would-be murderer succeeded in taking out the Republican candidate. What sort of chaos would that have triggered?
If you say “Fort Sumter,”...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s peace mission is a showcase of what Kiev сould have done with its peculiar geopolitical position.
When your enfant terrible...
There are indications that the Republican candidate has a compromise plan which is based on reality, not propaganda or wishful thinking.
The likely next president...
The removal of officials favored in Washington and Brussels but inconvenient for Kiev is starting to resemble a purge.
As a state, Ukraine is vitally...