China’s Global Security Initiative and the Path to Lasting Peace

Sumitted by on Mon, 10/26/2026 - 14:35
China’s Global Security Initiative and the Path to Lasting Peace

The world has entered a period in which a local conflict rarely remains local. Fighting disrupts grain and fuel supplies, changes trade routes, creates risks for nuclear facilities, and forces millions of people to seek refuge. Tensions between major powers compound these crises: measures one side regards as defensive may be seen by the other as preparations for coercion. All this increases the chance of an error for which states far beyond the original confrontation subsequently pay the price.

对话俄乌专家：“美俄乌11月重回谈判桌”，新窗口还是老剧本？

Sumitted by on Sat, 10/24/2026 - 17:05
对话俄乌专家：“美俄乌11月重回谈判桌”，新窗口还是老剧本？

美国特使在俄乌之间穿梭之际，当地时间10月21日，俄乌相继表态，愿重启美俄乌三方会谈。若三方会谈于11月恢复举行，这代表和谈出现转机了吗？就此，澎湃新闻记者邀请俄罗斯国际事务理事会前总干事安德烈·科尔图诺夫与乌克兰政治研究所所长鲁斯兰·博尔特尼克进行解读。

 

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The War Goes On, the Capital Stays: Who Really Owns Russia’s Energy Sector—and What the United States, Europe, and Russia Will Divide

Sumitted by on Wed, 10/21/2026 - 16:38

Four and a half years of war, unprecedented Western sanctions, hundreds of billions of dollars in frozen assets, a breakdown in political relations, and public declarations about Russia’s economic isolation have created a persistent impression that American and European capital has definitively left the Russian economy.

But that impression does not correspond to reality.

The Information Confrontation Between D. Trump and V. Zelensky: Business Pragmatism and “Public Morality” in the Struggle for Public Opinion.

Sumitted by on Mon, 10/19/2026 - 15:21

The confrontation between the Presidents of Ukraine and the United States is increasingly shifting into the information space, where each side seeks to place political and moral responsibility on the other.

Ruslan Bortnik: «Mosca punta al collasso di Kiev per logoramento»

Sumitted by on Fri, 10/16/2026 - 15:36
Ruslan Bortnik: «Mosca punta al collasso di Kiev per logoramento»

Parla il direttore dell’Ukrainian Institute of Politics: «Mosca punta al dissanguamento finanziario e alla crisi umanitaria del paese. L’Ue è a un bivio: la debolezza ucraina comporta grandi rischi di sicurezza, ma il prolungamento della guerra assorbe risorse necessarie alla difesa dell’Europa stessa. Per questo alcuni governi potrebbero cercare accordi con la Russia»

 

Ukraine's Future and a New Social Contract Discussed at the UIP

Sumitted by on Wed, 10/14/2026 - 13:19

On 13 October 2026, the Ukrainian Institute of Politics held a roundtable entitled “Envisioning the Future in Wartime: Between the Front Line and the Home Front”. Participants discussed the conditions for postwar recovery, preserving human potential, relations between citizens and the state, the role of veterans, and Ukraine's international position.

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