Georgian-Russian Tensions Over South Ossetia Raise Again
Georgian-Russian Tensions Over South Ossetia Raise Again.
Georgian-Russian Tensions Over South Ossetia Raise Again.
Hungarian President Janos Ader signed into law a measure that will force detention of migrants from the Middle East in container camps on the border, while they await asylum decisions. “The new law is part of the Hungarian government’s “legal border closure,” a series of regulations which — together with…
Poland is looking to capitalize from Brexit in an unexpected way–by taking financial, hi-tech jobs from the City in London. With the salary gap with Western Europe narrowing, the former communist nation is looking to gain 25,000-30,000 jobs after the United Kingdom leaves the EU. The driver behind this phenomenon…
Ukraine Sanctions Russian Banks Operating In-Country.
Russians are still divided about whether to finally lay Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, better known as Lenin, to rest after almost a century of his body being view on Red Square. The issue comes up from time to time and is one of the legacy issues from the former Soviet Union…
Russia Injects Itself Into Libyan Civil War Through Egypt.
On March 5 Abkhazia’s government announced that they decided to close number of border points between Abkhazia and Georgia. In order to control the border line it’s necessary to tighten border lines – says the governor of Abkhazia. This step triggered protests from Tbilisi, Washington, Brussels, and the…
Putin To Consolidate Power Over Georgia’s South Ossetia.
A firestorm erupted last year when the government of St. petersburg in Russia, formerly Leningrad during the Soviet Union, decided to transfer the iconic St. Isaac’s Cathedral from city hands to the Russian Orthodox Church. Citizen’s of Tsar Peter the Great’s signature city on the Baltic Sea, formerly the capital…