From Baltic to the Black Sea
Cemil KerimogluI write about world affairs, history and politics.
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The Third World Against Ukraine
This is not solely Russia’s war against Ukraine anymore. Russia alone has already lost the war. It has been depleted of its resources and manpower. Its economy is indeed in shambles, with rising inflation, creeping food shortages, and headi...
Pseudomorphosis Strikes Back
A few months ago, several high-profile Russian "liberal" and "anti-Putin" activists were released from Russian prisons as part of a prisoner exchange with the West. Among these figures were Vladimir Kara-Murza and Ilya Yashin. While I won’t...
Ukraine Is Our Conscience
One of the frequent arguments made by apologists for Russia is the claim that, in the early 1990s when the Soviet Union was collapsing, Russia was promised that NATO would not expand further eastward — that is, NATO would refrain from welco...
The Curse of The Comfort Zone
In the past week, Russia has launched multiple missile strikes against several Ukrainian cities, including Kharkiv, Sumy, Poltava, and Lviv. These attacks specifically targeted schools and residential areas, with no military significance. W...
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PhD in neuroscience. History lover and polyglot. I share my thoughts on history, politics and modern western society.
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