When Ukraine's power grid buckled under waves of missile strikes and rolling blackouts became a fact of daily life, one Ukrainian economist's research quietly became one of the tools helping energy companies stay standing. Dr. Ivanna Zapukhliak, a Doctor of Economic Sciences and professor with more than two decades of experience in enterprise economics, developed a methodology now used inside Ukraine's gas transportation sector to help companies manage risk and keep functioning through crisis. Today, that same body of work is entering a new phase – one shaped by her growing footprint in the United States.

VATICAN CITY — One of the most intricately decorated parts of the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace, a passageway walked by popes and presidents and attributed to Renaissance master Raphael, is getting its first major face-lift in over 500 years.

Pierre Haffner is an energetic 80-year-old French pensioner. He currently lives in Biarritz, an affluent resort town on France's Atlantic coast.

An individual distinguishes themselves from the crowd—the herd—by the possession of critical thinking, a drive to comprehend current events through an analytical approach, and a continuous study of humanity's historical experience. Such an individual is an enemy to those in power—not only in Russia, though it is specifically this state that will be the subject of our discussion here.

Putin's utterly stupid "three-day operation" (dubbed "special military operation") to take Kyiv has already entered its fifth year.

All of Trump's crimes, including the criminal cases closed during his presidency, will sooner or later come to light, and he will face prosecution under US law.

Naive Trump, supposedly openly acknowledging Russia's occupied territories in Ukraine