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OSW Commentary | | Kamil Całus

Russian sanctions against Moldova Minor effects major potential

In recent months Russia has increasingly used instruments for exerting economic pressure on Moldova.
OSW Commentary | | Tadeusz A Olszański

The Ukrainian Orthodox Churchs stance on the revolution and war

We may expect the UOC to continue avoiding taking a clear stance on the present conflict.
OSW Commentary | | Marta Szpala

Russia in Serbia – soft power and hard interests

Moscow wants to use Belgrade in its confrontation with the West, but Russia does not have much to offer to Serbia’s authorities.
OSW Commentary | | Tadeusz A Olszański

Before the parliamentary elections in Ukraine

The parliamentary elections to be held in Ukraine on 26 October will bring about deep changes in the political composition of the Verkhovna Rada.
OSW Commentary | | Tadeusz Iwański

Ukrainian economy overshadowed by war

Ukraine’s financial results over the past few months prove that the economic crisis which has been ongoing since mid 2012 has exacerbated.
OSW Commentary | | Aleksandra Jarosiewicz

Azerbaijan – a growing problem for the West

Azerbaijan’s actions have displayed its tendency to deepen its self-isolation in foreign affairs and consolidate its authoritarian system.
OSW Commentary | | Katarzyna Chawryło

Patriarch Kirills game over Ukraine

The interests of the Russian Church and the Kremlin, which have coincided for years, have now come into conflict.
OSW Commentary | | Jadwiga Rogoża, Ewa Fischer

A bottomless pit the costs of Crimeas annexation by Russia

The decision concerning Moscow’s annexation of Crimea was taken off the cuff, with no calculation of the costs of integrating it with the rest of Russia.
OSW Commentary | | Krzysztof Strachota

The crisis in Iraq and the twists and turns of Turkish Middle East policy

Turkey is strategically and irreversibly entangled in the Middle East’s problems, which are an important factor affecting the transformation of the state.
OSW Commentary | | Tadeusz A Olszański

Crimean Tatars after Russias annexation of the Crimean Peninsula

After Russia’s annexation of Crimea, Crimean Tatars face the necessity of working out a modus vivendi.