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International Affairs
Occupied Ukraine: Where Civilians Vanish into Russian Prisons
Ilaria Romano 10 May 2025

According to the Center for Civil Liberties (CCL), a Ukrainian human rights organization that has been documenting war crimes since 2014 in Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk — and since 2022 across all occupied territories — at least 7,000 civilians are currently being held illegally. However, only 1,600 of those cases have been officially confirmed. The remaining 5,400 are listed as missing and may be in the same situation.
International Affairs
A Glimmer of Hope from Young Russians and Ukrainians
Nataliya Gumenyuk 14 February 2022

For young Ukrainians, Russia represents authoritarianism and corruption, and Ukraine democratic and liberal values. Can they find an ally in Russian youth, wonders jounralist Nataliya Gumeniuk?
International Affairs
The NATO Trap that Ukraine Can Help Defuse
Alexander J. Motyl 14 February 2022

The muscular fight around Ukraine’s possible accession to NATO is largely an artifiicial one, argues prof. Alexander Motyl.
Political Theory, Society
Assessing the Politics of Fear and Power
in Contemporary Russia
Branislav Radeljić 11 January 2018

The number of arguments and explanations dealing with post-Soviet Russia is continuously increasing. Scholars, journalists and policy-makers are all obsessed with its trajectory and, even more specifically, the role of Vladimir Putin.
Political Theory
Russia and the inflated minority card in Ukraine
Gaetano Pentassuglia, University of Liverpool 29 April 2014

As widely reported by the media, the key justification for Russian intervention in Crimea has been the need to protect ethnic Russians. Indeed, President Putin obtained the backing from Russia’s upper house of parliament on that basis. The argument, built around a vaguely construed notion of humanitarian intervention or protection of nationals abroad has proved wholly unpersuasive.