Mikhail Gorbachev talked a new language – about a “Common European Home” rather than two blocs, about “reasonable sufficiency” in defence, not “massive superiority”. He urged Soviet satellites in eastern Europe to follow his path of “restructuring” (perestroika) and..…

This portrait of the world, in which Jews are the masterminds of an ostensibly African American political “System,” is little different from the European far-right conception of the Soviet Union as an “Asiatic” land dominated by Jewish power. ..…

By centuries of shared history, post-Soviet finds torn between European Union promising integration and degree of freedom of movement, and deepening the relationship with Moscow, the consumer of Ukrainian exports to. ..…