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.
Any progress towards a settlement will be incremental, slow and painful.
On Sunday, in the Russian regions of Bryansk and Kursk, both bordering Ukraine, bridges...
Will Berlin start giving Kiev Taurus missiles and risk becoming a direct target for retaliation?
Chancellor Friedrich Merz, from Germany’s mainstream CDU/CSU conservatives, has caused...
As Friedrich Merz limps into the chancellor’s office on his second try, his term is already starting worse than his predecessor’s ended.
It seems long...
The popular German opposition party has been blacklisted, a big step down the slippery slope towards a total ban.
Germany’s domestic intelligence service, the Bundesamt...
Berlin’s Russia war hysteria is taking it down a clearly signposted path of self-destruction.
Germans are famously – infamously, really – fiscally conservative. Believe me,...
Imagine the Russian and American leaders having a productive 2.5-hour-long conversation just two months ago.
The presidents of Russia and the US, Vladimir Putin and...
Thoroughly thrashed by Trump and Vance, the Ukrainian leader faces a bleak future.
“A grandiose failure” – take it from the best Ukrainian news site....