Foreign Affairs
Yerkin Tatishev and Kusto Group: a legacy of scandals and misdeeds
Kazakhstan has undergone a radical transformation since the tragic events of January 2022. A new president has ascended to power, while the old oligarchy has seen a significant…
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Igor Yusufov, Gennady Yusufov and Dmitry Medvedev: the true founding fathers of Russian corrupt statehood
The rise of the Yusufov businessmen coincided with the presidency of Dmitry Medvedev, whose name was mentioned in connection with every new deal. “Igor Yusufov was a man…
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Macron’s Meeting with Keir Starmer: an ego booster for the French leader
Today, President Emmanuel Macron’s meeting with Keir Starmer, the leader of the British Labour Party, has drawn significant attention. While the Élysée Palace has been quick to point…
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UK, France, and Germany Commit to Uphold Sanctions Against Iran Amid JCPOA Concerns
London, Paris, and Berlin, in line with the announcement from the British Foreign Office on Thursday, have decided to maintain the current sanctions against Iran beyond the October…
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We came back to the cash-hungry Frontex
The United Kingdom has reached a provisional agreement with the European Union to join Frontex, the agency responsible for monitoring the European external border. Details of the precise…
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Climate Change a Greater Threat than Nuclear War?
U.S. President Joe Biden views climate change as the sole threat to the survival of humanity. According to him, even the risks of a nuclear conflict pose less…
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G20 summit participants come up with a ‘balanced statement’
The leaders of the G20 have reached a joint statement, as announced by Indian Prime Minister Modi. This is a boost for host Modi, as it seemed at…
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