NATO leaders, such as Poland’s Skiorski, have been making more aggressive noises since Adiivaka fell. Does this change Russia’s calculus?
Read more...The upcoming WTO is likely to see a power struggle between its traditional advanced economy leaders and the so-called Global Majority.
Read more...A heavily-researched Wall Street Journal article on Russian oil sanctions evasion is half baked.
Read more...Prospects in the region aren’t looking much better than in Ukraine, chiefly due to NATO ally Türkiye, so neocons set course for a further escape from reality.
Read more...It’s impressive, in a way, how the media can whip up a frenzy over its own tales of how Alexei Navalny, a Russian has-been, died.
Read more...An article promoting NATO is revealing, and not in a good way.
Read more...The last time Germany stole Russian energy assets, it didn’t turn out well. Will the planned heist of Rosneft in Germany go the same way?
Read more...EU and US showcase hypocrisy in criticisms of Israeli spyware companies. Greece’s embrace of increased surveillance comes at the same time it becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of the US.
Read more...Small, cheap, explosives-laden drones are ubiquitous in the war in Ukraine, but how effective are they?
Read more...Europe’s fatigue with hosting refugees coincides with Kiev’s desperation for soldiers.
Read more...Russiagate fever reaches a new pitch with a new supposed spook-tells-all tale of Russia fixing the Brexit vote.
Read more...Russia has a lot of choices to make when the Ukraine military collapses.
Read more...Tucker Carlson had a long talk with Vladimir Putin.
Read more...The country is once again at the center of international competition, Nazi ghosts are being resurrected, and anti-Russian attitudes are gaining favor.
Read more...A new study claims that a substantial majority of foreign businesses in Russia that were supposed to exit due to sanctions are still there.
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