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Displaying 157 - 168 of 425Two Orthodox Christian countries at war there's an explanation of the faith tradition shared by Russia and Ukraine
The article discusses the split in the Orthodox Church due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, contrasting responses from Patriarchs Bartholomew and Kirill. It provides insights into the structure, history, and theological distinctions of Orthodox Christianity, including its autocephalous churches and ecumenical relations. Theconversation.com
Atomic Steppe: How Kazakhstan Gave Up the Bomb
Kazakhstan's decision to renounce possession of powerful nuclear weapons, highlights a significant stance on non-proliferation.
A Ukrainian Writer Who Escaped the Bombs: Kateryna Babkina Tells Her Story
Kateryna Babkina, a Ukrainian writer, will share her experience of fleeing Kyiv for Poland due to Russian attacks. Her accolades include the 2021 Angelus Award and the Natalia Gorbaniewska Award.
Putin, Ukraine, and the International Criminal Court - Op-Ed in LA Times
The International Criminal Court has started an investigation into potential war crimes by Russia in Ukraine. Challenges include gathering evidence and legal limitations preventing swift action against Russian leadership, including President Putin.
Rapid Response Panel: Ukraine Under Attack
Russia has invaded Ukraine, escalating tensions with military operations. The situation threatens Ukrainian sovereignty and lives. An expert panel will discuss the conflict, addressing misinformation and historical distortions in an upcoming webinar.
Creative Horizons: Art in the Post-Soviet Era - Ilya Kaminsky and Katie Farris, poet and translator
The event featured Ilya Kaminsky and Katie Farris in a reading session followed by a Q&A, highlighting their literary works and insights.
Ukraine crisis: Putin recognizes breakaway regions, Biden orders limited sanctions - 5 essential reads
Russian President Putin recognized two breakaway Ukrainian regions, escalating tensions. The U.S. and EU responded with sanctions. Historical grievances and strategic interests, including energy dependency and cyber warfare, underscore the conflict's complexity and depth. Theconversation.com
The US Doesn't need to wait for an invasion to impose sanctions on Russia - it could invoke the Magnitsky Act now
The article discusses potential U.S. sanctions on Russia under the Magnitsky Act, amid tensions at the Ukraine border. It highlights the act's targeting of human rights abuses and suggests preemptive action against Putin's regime to deter further aggression and focus on human rights. Theconversation.com