Victoria Burnett is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain.

Cardinal and Longtime Catholic Leader in Cuba to Step Down

27 Apr 2016  |  www.nytimes.com  |  English  |  Leadership Change

Cardinal Jaime Ortega y Alamino, a significant figure in the Roman Catholic Church in Cuba and a key player in the Vatican's efforts to improve US-Cuba relations, is stepping down. His successor will be Juan de la Caridad García Rodríguez, the current archbishop of Camaguey. Cardinal Ortega's tenure saw the church's influence in Cuba grow significantly, marked by three papal visits and his role in facilitating diplomatic communications between the US and Cuba. While praised for his contributions, some critics believe he could have done more for religious and political freedoms. The new archbishop is noted for his humble background, aligning with Pope Francis's preference for leaders close to the people.

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Russia-Ukraine war: Zelenskiy denies US and Europe pushing for peace talks – as it happened

04 Nov 2023  |  the Guardian  |  English  |  EU Accession

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy reaffirmed his stance against negotiating with Russia and denied any pressure from Western leaders to do so. He emphasized Ukraine's commitment to reforms and anti-corruption efforts, with the EU expected to report on Ukraine's progress towards membership. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised Ukraine's progress and reiterated EU support. Meanwhile, Russian forces focus on capturing Avdiivka's coking plant, and Ukraine files criminal charges against Patriarch Kirill for justifying the invasion. The article also covers various international reactions and developments related to the ongoing conflict.

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Patriarch Kirill Volodymyr Zelenskiy Ursula von der Leyen Valerii Zaluzhnyi Ihor Zhovkva Vladimir Putin Vitaliy Barabash Oleksandr Kamysyhin Rustem Umerov Guido Crosetto Tayyip Erdoğan Annalena Baerbock

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I’m a journalist based in Beirut covering Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. Available for lives, both video and audio. I specialise in covering humanitarian and refugee issues.

Erdogan asks Putin to declare 'unilateral' Ukraine ceasefire

05 Jan 2023  |  The New Arab  |  English  |  Diplomacy

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to declare a 'unilateral' ceasefire in Ukraine, emphasizing the need for peace and negotiations. Erdogan's diplomatic efforts include maintaining good relations with both Moscow and Kyiv, hosting early peace talks, and facilitating a UN-backed agreement for Ukrainian grain deliveries. Erdogan's call follows a proposal by Patriarch Kirill for an Orthodox Christmas truce. Additionally, Erdogan and Putin plan to establish a natural gas hub in Turkey to supply Europe with fuel.

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Amanda Coakley is an award-winning journalist covering central and eastern Europe, and a Europe’s Futures Fellow at the IWM in Vienna. 

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The Vatican is turning its back on Belarus’ Catholics

01 Oct 2023  |  www.codastory.com  |  English  |  War in Ukraine

Catholic priests in Belarus face increasing persecution under Alexander Lukashenko's regime, especially following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Vatican's conciliatory approach towards the Belarusian government has weakened the Church's ability to defend its clergy, leading to fear and distrust among Belarusian Catholics. The Belarusian Orthodox Church has also aligned with the regime, further suppressing dissent. Exiled Catholic priests are mobilizing to support those still in Belarus, but the Vatican's stance remains a point of contention.

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Patriarch Kirill Alexander Lukashenko Vladimir Putin Natalia Vasilevich Father Andrej Bulchak Father Alexander Baran Father Andrei Kevlich Archbishop Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz Pope Francis Iosif Stanevsky Alexander Zaitsev Aliaksei Lastouski Father Viachaslau Barok

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Joshua Evangelista is a journalist based in Torino, Italy.

Stories of Russians in Transit

01 Jul 2022  |  Frontiere News  |  Italian  |  COVID-19 Restrictions

The article narrates the experiences of Russians and others traveling between Russia and Europe amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine and COVID-19 restrictions. It highlights the challenges faced due to travel bans, the atmosphere in Russia, and the personal stories of various travelers. The narrative includes critical views on the Russian government's travel restrictions and the impact of international sanctions, while also touching on the broader geopolitical context.

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Sébastien Gobert is a journalist based in Kyiv, Ukraine. Co-founder of the Daleko-Blisko Collective of independent journalists - ****

In Ukraine, the inexorable decline of the Moscow Patriarchate

16 Jul 2023  |  La Croix  |  French  |  International Relations

The Kiev Pechersk Lavra, a significant Ukrainian monastery under the authority of the Moscow Patriarchate, experienced a forceful eviction due to its support for Vladimir Putin's policies. The Ukrainian Ministry of Culture mandated the departure of the historically Moscow-affiliated Ukrainian Orthodox Church (EOU-MP) from the site. The EOU-MP has seen a drastic decline in followers since the annexation of Crimea and the war in Donbass in 2014. Despite declaring independence in May 2022, it is still perceived as complicit with Russian aggression. Over a thousand parishes have switched to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (EOU), which is moving towards adopting the modern Julian calendar, aligning with Western Christianity. The EOU-MP faces legal challenges in transitioning parishes, while some members remain pro-Russian, hoping for a political reversal. Andriy Pintchouk, a pro-Ukrainian EOU-MP priest, advocates for a clear break with Moscow and constructive negotiations with the EOU to create an inclusive church.

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Una Hajdari is an independent reporter largely focused on Central and Eastern Europe with experience in covering news on economic and political developments, as well as the far-right, nationalism and identity politics.

Hungary's Role in Ukrainian POWs Release Strains Relations with Kyiv and EU

23 Jun 2023  |  euronews  |  English  |  Diplomacy

The article discusses Hungary's controversial role in the release of 11 Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) with Hungarian ethnic backgrounds from the Transcarpathian region, facilitated by the Russian Orthodox Church and without the involvement of the Ukrainian government. Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó denied the government's involvement, while Deputy PM Zsolt Semjén boasted about his role. The EU has demanded clarification from Hungary, and the incident has strained relations between Hungary and Ukraine. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's policy of protecting ethnic Hungarians abroad is highlighted, as well as Hungary's resistance to EU sanctions against Russia and its willingness to pay for gas in Russian roubles. The article also touches on the historical context of ethnic Hungarians in Europe and the role of the Russian Orthodox Church in politics.

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Patriarch Kirill Péter Szijjártó Peter Stano Péter Krekó Zsolt Semjén Viktor Orbán Volodymyr Zelenskyy Metropolitan Hilarion

Valerie Hopkins is currently the South-East Europe Correspondent for the Financial Times, where she covers the region out of Budapest. She has more than ten years of experience working in South-Eastern Europe. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian The Atlantic, The Washington ...

Putin Is Selling Victory, and Many Russians Are Buying It

15 May 2024  |  www.nytimes.com  |  English  |  Public Opinion

In Moscow, the theme of 'victory' is omnipresent, promoted by President Vladimir V. Putin as he celebrates another electoral win and a new military offensive in Ukraine. Despite initial shock and concern, many Russians have come to accept the war, bolstered by state media narratives and minimal economic impact from Western sanctions. Public support for the war remains high, with significant backing for Putin's leadership. The article highlights the consolidation of conservative values and societal cohesion around the war, while also noting the repression of dissent and the sense of hopelessness among opposition supporters.

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I'm a Warsaw-based journalist, producer, fixer, photographer and translator working in Central Europe and the Balkans currently mainly for Der Spiegel, one of Europe's top-notch magazines. 

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Is Orban holding out an olive branch to EPP?

07 Jul 2022  |  EUobserver  |  English  |  EU Sanctions

Viktor Orban and his party Fidesz are facing unprecedented isolation in Europe following their departure from the European People's Party (EPP) over human rights concerns. Efforts to mend ties with the EPP have failed, and Orban's attempts to form a far-right bloc in the European Parliament have not succeeded. Hungary's relationship with Poland's ruling PiS party has also been strained due to differing stances on Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Hungary's first female president, Katalin Novak, visited Warsaw to repair relations. The European Court of Justice's ruling tying EU funds to democratic standards has blocked EU budget money for Hungary, complicating Orban's position. His resistance to EU sanctions against Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church has also caused friction with EU leaders. Orban's foreign policy is challenged by the ongoing war in Ukraine, and there seems to be no easy path to restoring his previous status in European politics.

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Katie Livingstone is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.

Orthodox Christians in Ukraine celebrate Christmas on their own terms after Russia bombs iconic cathedral

01 Oct 2023  |  broadview.org  |  English  |  Cultural Heritage

The Transfiguration Cathedral in Odesa, a significant Eastern Orthodox site, was heavily damaged by a Russian missile, deeply affecting the local community. The cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has a storied history, including destruction by Communist leadership and reconstruction post-Soviet Union. The Ukrainian Orthodox Church has distanced itself from the Russian Orthodox Church amid the ongoing conflict. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has moved the official Christmas holiday to December 25 to align with Western Christian traditions, a decision met with mixed reactions. The article highlights the resilience of the Odesa community and the ongoing cultural and religious shifts amid the war.

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Euan Macdonald is a journalist based in Kyiv, Ukraine.

Ukraine's Friend & Foe of the Week

19 Oct 2018  |  Kyiv Post  |  English  |  Religion

Kurt Volker, the U.S. special envoy to Ukraine, is named Ukraine's Friend of the Week for his efforts to keep the international community informed about the ongoing war in Ukraine, despite the lack of media coverage and firm global governmental reactions. Patriarch Kirill of Moscow is named Ukraine's Foe of the Week for his role in the Russian Orthodox Church's break with the church in Constantinople over the issue of Ukrainian church independence, a move seen as ecclesiastical imperialism and influenced by Putin's actions in Ukraine.

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Independent journalist covering Russia's war against Ukraine, based in Kyiv

Some of Ukraine's Orthodox churches want to break away from their Russian patriarch

08 Mar 2022  |  www.npr.org  |  English  |  Religion

On the day Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Church of St. George in Lviv condemned Russia. The church, part of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, whose leadership supports the invasion, is seeing some priests refuse to invoke the name of Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill during services.

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Ioana Moldovan is a freelance photojournalist, documentary photographer, writer and published author based in Bucharest, Romania.

Her work has been published by The New York Times, BBC, Der Spiegel, GEO Magazin, Libération, de Volkskrant, Society Magazine, NPR, ESPN, Al Jazeera English, Huffington ...

Romanian Film Review: Arsenie. An Amazing Afterlife, the Long Night of Romanian Film, and cinema Victoria’s anniversary

06 Oct 2023  |  www.romania-insider.com  |  English  |  Documentary

The article reviews Alexandru Solomon's documentary 'Arsenie. An Amazing Afterlife,' which explores the public adoration and cult surrounding Arsenie Boca, a monk persecuted by the communist regime. The film delves into the influence of the Orthodox Church in Romania and raises questions about open dialogue and differing convictions. The review also highlights the mixed reactions to the film and Solomon's previous critical work. Additionally, it covers the Long Night of Romanian Film event and the anniversary of cinema Victoria in Timișoara, showcasing various Romanian films.

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Elise Morton is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.

Russian shelling kills 2 in Kherson

08 Jan 2024  |  www.nwaonline.com  |  English  |  Civilian Casualties

The southern Ukrainian city of Kherson experienced multiple shelling attacks from Russian-occupied areas, resulting in two deaths and several injuries. In the Kharkiv region, Russian shelling killed one man and injured two civilians. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 21 out of 28 drones launched by Russia. Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa pledged $37 million to NATO for drone-detection systems during her visit to Ukraine. Over 100 residents of Belgorod, Russia, were evacuated due to ongoing Ukrainian attacks. Russian soldiers celebrated Orthodox Christmas on the front lines, with President Vladimir Putin attending services with families of fallen soldiers.

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British journalist, editor, and researcher. Work published in the Guardian, POLITICO Europe, New Statesman, Vice, The Moscow Times, and New Eastern Europe. 

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The Russian Church — Spreading Putin’s Poison

14 Nov 2024  |  cepa.org  |  English  |  Russian Propaganda

The article discusses the role of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) as an ideological extension of Vladimir Putin's regime, complicit in war crimes and promoting Kremlin narratives. It highlights the church's support for the war in Ukraine, its collaboration with Russian state media, and its influence abroad, particularly in the US and Europe. The article calls for Western countries to monitor and counter the ROC's activities to prevent the spread of harmful propaganda. Ukrainian lawmakers have taken steps to sever ties with Russian-linked religious organizations, and the article suggests other states should consider similar measures.

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Jack Parrock is a journalist based in Brussels, Belgium. He is specialised in live and packaged TV and radio news and moderating live events.

Tweets of the Week: Sanctions part 6, Poland, Croatia and Denmark’s Tales

03 Jun 2022  |  www.euractiv.com  |  English  |  Energy Policy

EU leaders agreed to a partial Russian oil ban, which Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban leveraged to his advantage, demanding a carve-out and the removal of Patriarch Kirill from the EU sanctions list. The EU Commission is divided over Poland's 36 billion-euro aid, with some commissioners voting against it due to rule of law concerns. Denmark voted to join the EU defence policy, and Croatia made progress towards adopting the euro.

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Ugo Poletti is a journalist based in Odessa, Ukraine.

Founder and Editor-in-Chief of “The Odessa Journal”, digital media platform in English about culture, history, social and business life in Odessa, biggest port and cultural capital of Black Sea region

Ukraine Gets Tough on Moscow Patriarchate

29 Oct 2023  |  Kyiv Post  |  English  |  Legislation

The Ukrainian parliament has voted on a bill to ban religious organizations with centers in Russia, targeting the Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate. Despite internal conflicts within the Servant of the People Party and the Moscow Patriarchate's defense campaign, the bill has passed its first reading. Meanwhile, a music video scandal in Lviv has overshadowed the controversy, and Patriarch Kirill of Moscow made a bizarre claim about atomic weapons and a Russian saint.

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Vadim Shtepa is the editor-in-chief of Region.Expert (****), the only independent media outlet on Russian regionalism and federalism. He graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University (1992) and Moscow School of Political Studies (2012). He is also an alumnus of the Research ...

Putin Touts Incompatible Contradictions

24 Oct 2023  |  Jamestown  |  English  |  Russian Economy

The article examines the contradictions in Vladimir Putin's leadership, focusing on his promises of economic and social stability amidst ongoing challenges. Despite claims of growth, the war has strained Russia's domestic situation, and Putin's rhetoric often conflicts with reality. His leadership style, reminiscent of past Russian leaders, faces growing public dissatisfaction. The article highlights three main contradictions: militaristic rhetoric versus economic promises, calls for traditional values versus personal secrecy, and the 'Russian world' doctrine versus Russia's multinational identity. These contradictions may lead to increased societal frustration and instability in Russia.

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Jerome is The Times Africa Correspondent, based in Nairobi. Before that he lived in Afghanistan and worked for various newspapers and broadcasters.

Three-month-old baby girl and mum slaughtered in sick Russian missile strike as hypocrite Putin praises Jesus at church

24 Apr 2023  |  The Sun  |  English  |  Civilian Casualties

Vladimir Putin attended an Easter service while Russian missile strikes killed a three-month-old baby girl, her mother, and grandmother in Odesa. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attacks, calling the perpetrators 'filthy scum.' The Russian Orthodox Church, led by Patriarch Kirill, did not condemn the violence, instead framing the war as a noble cause. The article also highlights the ongoing siege in Mariupol, where thousands are trapped, and failed attempts to establish a humanitarian corridor. British defence intelligence reported significant Ukrainian resistance in the eastern Donbas region.

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Patriarch Kirill Vladimir Putin Valerie Hlodan Kira Liudmila Yavkina Volodymyr Zelensky Rowan Williams Mateusz Morawiecki Boris Johnson Recep Tayyip Erdogan

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Dedicated journalist with a strong IT background with more than 6 years of experience. I'm specialized in OSINT and HUMINT methods of research, and providing analytical reports and investigations, fact and background checking. 

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Catalog of the Kremlin's PMCs: 37 Private Military Companies of the Russian Federation

29 Apr 2023  |  Kyiv Post  |  English  |  National Security

Molfar's OSINT community has investigated 37 Russian private military companies (PMCs), revealing their connections to the Kremlin and their operations in various countries, primarily Ukraine. The investigation highlights the illegal nature of PMCs under Russian law, their funding sources, and their roles in hybrid warfare. Key PMCs like Wagner, Patriot, and Redoubt are linked to high-profile individuals and state institutions. The article underscores the threat these PMCs pose to Ukraine's national security and details their involvement in human rights abuses and illegal activities.

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Edward Szekeres is a freelance journalist based in Bratislava, Slovakia. Well-versed in fixing, feature writing, interviewing and breaking news.

Democracy Digest: Orban Celebrates Win in Brussels but Poland Gets the Cash Prize

03 Jun 2022  |  Balkan Insight  |  English  |  Energy Policy

Viktor Orban celebrated a political victory in Brussels by defending Hungary's energy interests and religious freedoms, while Poland secured a deal with the European Commission to unlock 36 billion euros in recovery funds, contingent on judicial reforms. The article also highlights the Czech Republic's cautious stance on Russian energy sanctions and Slovakia's military support for Ukraine. Additionally, it covers a controversial proposal in Slovakia to ban LGBT symbols on state buildings and a defamation claim involving the Slovak Prime Minister.

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Dmitry Velikovsky is a journalist based in Moskva, Russia.

Russian Foreign Minister Has a Longtime Female Companion With Over $13 Million in Unexplained Assets

02 Oct 2024  |  OCCRP  |  English  |  Wealth Disparity

Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, has a close relationship with Svetlana Alexandrovna Polyakova, an employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who possesses over $13 million in unexplained assets. Polyakova has significant influence within the ministry and has traveled with Lavrov on multiple occasions. Despite modest business ventures, she owns high-value properties and luxury cars. Her daughter, Polina, also owns expensive real estate in London. The article raises questions about the source of their wealth and potential corruption within the Russian political elite.

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Anchal Vohra is a Beirut-based TV and Print journalist. She is a freelance Correspondent for AJ English and a writer on the Middle east for Foreign Policy. She also contributes to the Times, the Atlantic, the Telegraph, the New Statesman, and Berlin Policy Journal. Ms Vohra has been Deutsche Welle ...

Homophobia Is Part of Putin’s War Plan

26 May 2023  |  Foreign Policy  |  English  |  Propaganda

Russian President Vladimir Putin has integrated homophobia into his war strategy, using anti-LGBTQ rhetoric to justify the invasion of Ukraine and to appeal to far-right supporters domestically and internationally. This strategy aims to distract from the war's costs and to portray the West as morally corrupt. Despite some initial success in garnering support from far-right figures in the West, the invasion of Ukraine has led many of these allies to distance themselves from Putin. The article highlights the role of Russian institutions and far-right networks in spreading anti-LGBTQ propaganda and the mixed reactions from Western far-right leaders.

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Patriarch Kirill Vladimir Putin Emil Edenborg Mikhail Kovalchuk Yury Kovalchuk Steve Bannon Roger Köppel Marine Le Pen Giorgia Meloni Roberto Muzzetta

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