Analytical articles

Scandinavian vision of the Victory

Arkady Ryabichenko

Lebanese Aspirations After a Year of “Presidential Vacuum”

Alexei Sarabyev

Modern Conflicts as a Reflection of Past Wars

May 9 in Ukraine: No More Common Victory?

Aleksandr Gushchin

US and World War Two: Two Victory Days

Valery Garbuzov

Overcoming Forgetfulness: How Central Asian Societies and Elites Perceive the Great Patriotic War

Artem Dankov

Victory Day in the South Caucasus: Uncharacteristic Solidarity in the Conflict-Ridden Region

Sergey Markedonov

A Universal Victory in Both Time and Space

Yuri Tsarik

Spain and Its “Local” Second World War

Anastasia Borik

Victory Day in Central and Eastern Europe – a Triumph Not Worth Celebrating?

Viktor Katona

How the Steel Was Tempered – Regular Meeting of the EEU

Yulia Yakusheva

The May 8–9 holiday is a far too complicated affair, and somewhat inconvenient to be a widespread celebration across the Balkans

Moving Towards New Meanings. 9 May in the Balkans

Alexander Pivovarenko

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