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Finland’s Quiet Revolution: Sending a Powerful Message to Ukraine, Russia, and the West

Written by Irakli Gagua on March 6, 2025. Posted in War. No Comments on Finland’s Quiet Revolution: Sending a Powerful Message to Ukraine, Russia, and the West

For three years, Ukraine has waged a relentless defense against Russia’s invasion, a struggle marked by resilience and sacrifice. But now, a new and unexpected front is opening, spearheaded by a nation that has long prided itself on neutrality: Finland. Sharing an 800-mile border with Russia, Finland’s recent surge in military aid to Ukraine has sent shockwaves through both Moscow and Washington, signaling a profound shift in European security dynamics.

Zelenskyy’s Desperate Diplomatic Quest: A Display of Solidarity in London During US Tensions

Written by Irakli Gagua on March 1, 2025. Posted in War, World. 6 Comments on Zelenskyy’s Desperate Diplomatic Quest: A Display of Solidarity in London During US Tensions

In a whirlwind of diplomatic engagement, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy left the United States for London early this morning. His motorcade hurtled towards Downing Street, where a scheduled meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer was brought forward, indicative of the urgency and sensitivity of the current state of diplomacy. The move comes on the heels of Zelenskyy’s efforts to rally international support amidst a deepening crisis with the United States.

Scandal in the White House: Emotional Clash or Calculated Info-War?

Written by Irakli Gagua on March 1, 2025. Posted in Politics, United States, War, World. 1 Comment on Scandal in the White House: Emotional Clash or Calculated Info-War?

The meeting between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on March 1st sparked global headlines, not for diplomacy, but for its fiery exchanges and abrupt collapse of a critical mineral resources deal. Analysts and politicians are now dissecting whether the chaos was a spontaneous emotional clash or a meticulously orchestrated information attack.

Zelenskyy and Trump’s Tense White House Meeting: A Clash of Visions on Ukraine’s Future

Written by Irakli Gagua on February 28, 2025. Posted in Politics, United States, War, World. 6 Comments on Zelenskyy and Trump’s Tense White House Meeting: A Clash of Visions on Ukraine’s Future

Washington, D.C. — A highly anticipated meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on February 28, 2025, devolved into a public clash over Ukraine’s strategy to end the war with Russia, exposing deep fissures in U.S.- Ukraine relations. The talks, initially framed as a discussion on security guarantees and postwar reconstruction, instead highlighted Trump’s transactional approach to diplomacy and Zelenskyy’s refusal to accept a compromise that might reward Russian aggression. By the end, the two leaders canceled a planned...

Estonia starts removing war memorials from the Soviet era

Written by Borena Kuliashvili on November 14, 2022. Posted in Art & Culture. No Comments on Estonia starts removing war memorials from the Soviet era

Estonia has made the decision to remove war memorials from the Soviet era from public areas.

How has the war affected the ecology in Ukraine?

Written by Borena Kuliashvili on November 5, 2022. Posted in Our Climate, Human & Health. No Comments on How has the war affected the ecology in Ukraine?

According to a recent analysis, Russia’s war in Ukraine has “immediate and longer-term consequences on human health,” as well as “widespread and severe damage” to the environment.

Bellotto: the 18th-century artist who assisted Warsaw in reviving itself from World War II

Written by Borena Kuliashvili on November 3, 2022. Posted in Art & Culture. No Comments on Bellotto: the 18th-century artist who assisted Warsaw in reviving itself from World War II

Between 23 September 2022 and 10 January 2023, the Royal Castle in Warsaw will host a new exhibition featuring the works of Bernardo Bellotto, generally known as Canaletto in Poland. This exhibition will commemorate the 300th anniversary of the painter’s birth. Many of the artist’s vedutas, or landscape paintings of the city, are already on show in the castle’s permanent collection.

About 44-day Second Karabakh War

Written by Borena Kuliashvili on October 25, 2022. Posted in Movies, Art & Culture. No Comments on About 44-day Second Karabakh War

Azerbaijan’s victory in the Second Karabakh War has been reflected in the local film industry products. Many patriotic films have been made since Azerbaijan liberated its territories from the Armenian occupation.

Response to WAR

Written by Borena Kuliashvili on October 23, 2022. Posted in Music, Art & Culture. No Comments on Response to WAR

Musicians, from Eurovision contestants to Gen-Z “meme pop” artists, are motivated to change Ukraine, and many of them use traditional folk elements in their songs.