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    The Sources of the West’s Decline
    Feb22

    The Sources of the West’s Decline

    Only five years ago, the general consensus among U.S. and European policy wonks was that, notwithstanding occasional glitches, the so-called liberal international order would remain the dominant global paradigm. For decades, the cognoscenti had assumed that export-driven modernization would eventually transform the likes of communist China into a...

    Ukrainian Orthodox Church In Crimea ‘Caught In The Crossfire’
    Feb22

    Ukrainian Orthodox Church In Crimea ‘Caught In The Crossfire’

    Ukrainian Orthodox Christians in Crimea say they have been targeted by the authorities since Russia seized control of the peninsula five years ago. The situation has worsened since the Ukrainian Orthodox Church broke away from Russian control in January. In Simferopol, a Ukrainian archbishop says his congregation is threatened with expulsion from...

    Ex-Yanukovych Aide To Be Removed From EU Sanctions List: Sources
    Feb22

    Ex-Yanukovych Aide To Be Removed From EU Sanctions List: Sources

    The European Union is set next week to remove Andriy Klyuyev, the head of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych’s presidential administration, from its sanctions list. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    This Week in Anti-Semitism
    Feb22

    This Week in Anti-Semitism

    The week began with Alain Finkielkraut taking his mother-in-law to Sunday lunch in Paris. As he returned to his apartment on the Left Bank, he crossed through a crowd of Yellow Vest protestors. They recognize the well-televised philosopher. Despite the fact that he has professed sympathy for their grievances in his punditry, his presence enraged...

    A Global Geopolitical Crisis Comes to Moldova
    Feb22

    A Global Geopolitical Crisis Comes to Moldova

    CHISINAU—Change comes slowly here in the Moldovan capital. Beyond the neon signs for fast-food restaurants such as McDonald’s or cellphone providers such as Orange, the drab, gray streets could easily form the backdrop of a gritty Cold War spy movie.This former Soviet republic is within Europe’s eastern borderlands, where the...

    US Military Conducts Observation Flight Over Russia
    Feb21

    US Military Conducts Observation Flight Over Russia

    The US military is conducting a surveillance flight over Russia as part of an international agreement, the Pentagon said Thursday. The flight falls under the Open Skies Treaty, an international accord aimed at promoting military transparency through reciprocal, unarmed observation flights over each of the 34 signatory countries’ terrains....

    Ex-GOP Candidate To Plead Guilty After Allegedly Bilking Donors For Cigars, Escorts
    Feb21

    Ex-GOP Candidate To Plead Guilty After Allegedly Bilking Donors For Cigars, Escorts

    Rep. David Cicilline’s (D-RI) 2016 Republican congressional opponent has been charged with wire fraud and violating election law for using political donations for things like cigars and escort services. He has reached a plea deal with prosecutors, the Providence Journal reported Wednesday night. Prosecutors alleged in a Feb. 12 court filing...

    Snowman builders aim for big money in video contest
    Feb21

    Snowman builders aim for big money in video contest

    Building a snowman isn’t always just a way to while away a long winter. For some people in Russia and Ukraine, it’s a way to possibly earn some significant money. … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The Bellingham...

    Ukraine Security Service Accuses Russia of Meddling in Election
    Feb21

    Ukraine Security Service Accuses Russia of Meddling in Election

    Ukraine’s State Security Service SBU accused Russia on Thursday of meddling in the electoral process in Ukraine by creating illegal structures to help guarantee victory for a certain candidate. Ukraine holds a presidential election in late March. Its relations with Russia have been very poor since Moscow annexed the Crimea peninsula in 2014...

    Airlines need better info before flying over conflict zones
    Feb21

    Airlines need better info before flying over conflict zones

    THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — More than four years after a Malaysian passenger jet was shot down over conflict-ravaged eastern Ukraine, airlines around the world still need more and better information to make risk assessments about flying over war zones, a Dutch safety watchdog said Thursday. The Dutch Safety Board’s … …read...