“Words alone accomplish very little. What matters is action.”
Oleksandr Volkov on Swiss Neutrality, Ukraine, Sanctions, and Russian Propaganda
How does Oleksandr Volkov explain Swiss neutrality, Ukraine advocacy, Russian propaganda, and Switzerland’s sanctions debate after Russia’s invasion?
“Switzerland cannot be neutral between aggression and self-defence.”
Vlad Tuzov on Ukrainian Art, Wartime Kyiv, and Cultural Resistance
How does Vlad Tuzov position Ukrainian art as a living system of continuity, colour, memory, market resilience, and resistance during wartime?
“For us, normality means the continuity of creation. We refuse to put life on pause, and this is our main act of resistance.”
Everywhere Insiders 52: Hezbollah Drones, Russia’s Economy, and Nvidia-China AI Chip Controls
How does Irina Tsukerman assess Hezbollah’s drone tactics, Russia’s wartime economy, and U.S.-China AI chip restrictions?
“How can a superior military power use the methods that make it superior while protecting itself against the agile tactics of weaker, non-state, or semi-state adversaries? That question has not been fully resolved.”
Vladyslav Novikov on OSINT, Russian Propaganda, and Ukraine’s AI Needs
How does Vladyslav Novikov explain the emotional toll of war journalism, Russian disinformation, and Ukraine’s need for advanced technology?
“I focus on the work, while hoping that one day the war will end.”
Jewish Heritage, Tikkun Olam, Spirituality, and the Partnership Alternative
How does Riane Eisler connect Jewish heritage, Tikkun Olam, spirituality, and partnership theory to social transformation?
“Partnership is a real alternative available to us.”
Ukraine, Trauma, Violence, and the Psychology of Domination Systems
How does Riane Eisler connect trauma, violence, war, and domination systems through her partnership model of social organization?
“Your experience of being in Ukraine is an important one. It allows you to experience, firsthand, what the domination system is ultimately about. It is about winning and losing, and it is about violence.” — Riane Eisler
John Lyman on Editorial Judgment, Global Readership, and Independent Publishing
How does John Lyman explain editorial judgment, global readership, contributor compensation, and ideological submissions at International Policy Digest?
“The first thing I would do is pay contributors. I have many long-term contributors who have supported the publication for years.”
Everywhere Insiders 51: Irina Tsukerman on Ebola, Ukraine, India, and Iran
How does Irina Tsukerman analyze Ebola containment, Ukraine’s air defenses, AI advertising in India, and Iran negotiations?
“As long as that underlying ideological consensus remains intact, tactical disagreements become relatively less important.”
Ivanna Orliuk on Gematria, Money, Blockchain, and Symbolic Transformation
How does Ivanna Orliuk use gematria, dollar banknotes, and financial systems to explore money, numbers, memory, and transformation?
“For me, gematria is less about fixed answers and more about discovering hidden relationships through mathematics, symbolism, and visual form.”
Sofia Nordgren on Adoption, Identity, and Searching for Biological Truth
How did Sofia Nordgren’s childhood experiences shape her search for biological family and adoption truth?
“What makes the situation even more painful is that my story remains incomplete. It is still filled with confusion. In some ways, I feel abandoned all over again because I have had to pay relatives in order to obtain information about my own childhood and identity.”
This Gay Week 23: LGBTQ Safety, Pride, and Youth Courage
Why do Pride events and LGBTQ visibility still matter for queer youth today?
“This school is built on racism, sexism, and homophobia.”
Everywhere Insiders 50: Tulsi Gabbard Resignation, Iran Talks, and Rising Antisemitism
How do Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation and Iran negotiations reflect shifting geopolitical strategy and rising antisemitic threats?
“If freedom of navigation becomes negotiable, the United States may concede ground on other fronts.”
Lesia Synychenko on Journalism, Ukrainian War Art, and Cultural Memory
How does Lesia Synychenko connect journalism, Ukrainian war art, cultural diplomacy, and personal memory through her creative practice?
“Now everything is very fast, fast, fast, and there is no time for thinking.”
Pavlo Horiachev on Ukraine’s Drone Warfare Revolution
How are Ukrainian drones, AI targeting, and anti-drone systems changing modern warfare?
“Automation is about repeating things. If your enemy observes your behaviour repeated many times, he can create effective countermeasures.”
Partnerism, Gender, AI, and Domination
How does Riane Eisler’s partnerism challenge domination systems through gender, history, economics, and AI?
“Everything changes as we move from a lack of consciousness—which enables domination—to the kind of consciousness required for partnership.”