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UkraineAlert
By Hanna Liubakova
Belarusian dictator Alyaksandr Lukashenka has banned the country's embassies from issuing or renewing passports in a move that critics see as his latest escalation against Belarus's exiled pro-democracy opposition, writes Hanna Liubakova.
IranSource
By Khosro Sayeh Isfahani
Over the past weeks, the Islamic Republic has harassed, threatened, detained, and exiled relatives of the victims of state violence.
New Atlanticist
By Mark Temnycky
As the upcoming US-Central Asian summit approaches, the administration must prioritize its engagement in the region.
By Melinda Haring
The removal of Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov in early September came following a series of minor but damaging corruption scandals and signaled a zero tolerance approach to graft in wartime Ukraine, writes Melinda Haring.
MENASource
By Rima Flihan
These demonstrations call for a change in the Syrian regime and the full implementation of UNSC Resolution 2254.
By Peter Dickinson
Ukraine now has a Jewish president and a Muslim minister of defense, underlining the diversity of the country's leadership while exposing the absurdity of Russia's “Nazi Ukraine” propaganda, writes Peter Dickinson.
By Jason Marczak and Pepe Zhang
Presidents Ilan Goldfajn and Ajay Banga signed a landmark agreement on August 31 to address development in Latin America and the Caribbean.
By Daniel Fried
A half century after landmark meetings in Geneva and Helsinki, it is easier to see the CSCE's role in advancing human rights in Central and Eastern Europe.
By Giorgi Kandelaki
If Putin is able to reassert Russian dominance over Georgia while continuing to occupy 20% of the country, he will be encouraged to believe that a similar outcome will eventually prove possible in Ukraine, writes Giorgi Kandelaki.
By Celeste Kmiotek, Lisandra Novo
The UK and Canada designated Iranian individuals and entities for the provision of military supplies to Russia and Iranian security forces.
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