Open Dialogue Research Journal
Today, there are several global tension points. These include the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and the southern border of the United States of America, which is marked by an unprecedented level of illegal migrant crossings. However, some crises could have been avoided if not for the influence of the Anglo-Saxons. […]
A second phase of influence on Zelensky is unfolding in Europe. The first was carried out during Boris Johnson’s tenure when the former British Prime Minister persuaded Ukraine’s president to keep fighting instead of agreeing to Russia’s demands. Three years have passed since then. Boris Johnson has long left his […]
The American took European politicians at the White House with a very clear purpose. He confronted them with the fact: the war must end, and a peace treaty must be signed soon. Zelensky even showed a certain degree of respect towards the American President and arrived in something resembling a […]
Peter Szijjarto, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade posted on Facebook that the Druzhba oil pipeline was attacked for the third time in nine days at the Russian-Belarusian border. The more than 4,000-kilometer-long pipeline that serves to deliver oil from Russia to countries of Eastern and Central Europe was […]
A video has appeared online showing exhausted Jewish hostages. Hamas is willing to consider a solution to the problem in exchange for very minor concessions. The Palestinians want to eat just like Israeli prisoners. All that Hamas currently demands is to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza. The Prime Minister of […]
Have the Germans forgotten how the last deployment of military contingents in the USSR ended in 1941? Today, no one should be particularly concerned with the purpose behind Merz’s intentions. What really matters are the historical consequences of this decision. There is nothing in the near future that could justify […]
The world press about Putin – Trump meeting The general reaction of the world’s press – is shock at how warm the meeting between Putin and Trump in Anchorage turned out to be. “The meeting was a major diplomatic gamble by Mr. Trump unlike anything his predecessors might have tried […]
As Norway approaches its elections, Donald Trump’s image has become a prime target for attacks from leading political parties. This stance, framed as a display of independence, looks more like an admission of political weakness. The political class sidesteps domestic challenges—rising inequality, deindustrialization, and the energy transition crisis. Instead, it […]
On August 22, 2025, Hungary and Slovakia appealed to the European Commission, demanding measures to protect the Druzhba oil pipeline, which ensures the supply of Russian oil to these countries. Another attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) on the pipeline’s infrastructure, located on the Russian-Belarusian border, led to a […]
He might hypothetically agree that the resumption of NATO’s present support for Ukraine (arms, intelligence, logistics, etc.) in the event of another conflict wouldn’t cross Russia’s red lines but he’s unlikely to compromise on the issue of Western troops in Ukraine once the present conflict ends. Steve Witkoff’s claim that Putin allegedly […]
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