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Lavinia Stan, expert on transitional justice: for the International Criminal Court and other fora, Ukraine is a moment for institutional reinvention and distancing from past mistakes/ Ukraine can be “Putin’s Afghanistan”

The International Criminal Court has an opportunity for institutional reinvention in the war in Ukraine, a conflict that could become “Putin’s Afghanistan”, transitional justice expert Lavinia Stan explained Wednesday at a conference held at Ovidius University in Constanta. Lavinia Stan is a professor of political science at St. Francis Xavier University, Nova Scotia, Canada. She […]

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“Russia has run out of weapons”. So how does it hold out? Some explanations about Russia’s weapons, who produces ammunition for Moscow and how to interpret Prigozhin’s statements about the army’s shortages / Interview with researcher Victor Sămărtinean

“Russia has run out of weapons”, “Russians are out of ammunition”, “Russians have run out of tanks”, “Russian army, running out of soldiers and missiles”. These and similar claims have been in the public domain for a year now, either from sources or assumed by officials. Yet Russia is resisting, Ukraine is being bombed daily […]

Armand Goșu
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Historian Armand Goșu: “Putin is the gravedigger of Russia, he has nothing to do with communism, but with criminal psychology, he is mentally dominated by the KGB/ FSB hates those who refuse to die, like Navalny/ Russia is becoming an annex of China, who is not suicidal enough to degrade relations with the West”

Historian Armand Goșu, a specialist in Russian history, launched his three books on Friday at Ovidius University in Constanta, where he held with students and professors about the war in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin’s future and the impact of propaganda in Russian society. The debate was moderated by Prof. Daniel Citirigă from the Faculty of History […]