Photos: Kim at the parade showed a gift from Putin and coordinated with his daughter
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un showcased a gift from Russian President Vladimir Putin during a parade, emphasizing their strong political alliance.
"This must be the final result": Witkoff identifies the main condition for a peace agreement regarding Ukraine
U.S. envoy Witkoff emphasizes that peace in Ukraine hinges on the assurance of safety for its people, backed by strong security protocols from the U.S. and Europe.
Brit 'traitor' fighting for Putin in Ukraine gets huge reward for 'loyalty to Russia'
A British man named Ben Stimson, fighting for Russia in Ukraine, has been rewarded with a Russian passport for his actions, despite being previously labeled a traitor.
Film awards race shows what stories about war West prefers to hear
The article discusses the prominence of two films about Russia and Ukraine in the current film awards season, highlighting the success of 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' over '2,000 Meters to Andriivka.'
Putin's envoy had talks with American officials in Geneva
Russian President Vladimir Putin's special envoy, Kirill Dmitriev, held talks with American officials in Geneva, as reported by Russian state news agency RIA.
When you see us as barbarians, we will become them. The film Wizard from the Kremlin reminds of the creation of Russia's savior Putin
The article discusses the depiction of Vladimir Putin in the film 'Wizard from the Kremlin' and reflects on his rise to power amidst the backdrop of Russia's chaotic political landscape at the end of Boris Yeltsin's presidency.
Biotech key to Russia’s industrial sovereignty – Putin
President Putin emphasizes the strategic importance of biotechnology supported by AI for Russia's industrial sovereignty during the Future Technologies Forum in Moscow.
Slovak Hostile Act in Favor of Putin: Fico's Threats to Ukraine Have Put Bratislava on the Front Pages
Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico has drawn global media attention by threatening to cut off emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine amidst ongoing Russian attacks.
The Future of World Security / Should We Fear More from Putin or AI?
The article discusses potential threats to global security, comparing the risks posed by world leaders such as Putin with the emerging dangers associated with artificial intelligence.
Russia returns bodies of 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers – Putin aide
Russia has repatriated the bodies of 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers, according to a Kremlin aide, amid ongoing military tensions and humanitarian exchanges.
Putin's War Economy: The Alarm Signals for Russia's Economy Are Increasing
The state of the Russian economy is more fragile than ever since the invasion of Ukraine, but it's too early to predict a certain collapse.
FBK: Alina Kabaeva received 71 million euros remaining after the construction of Putin's palace in Gelendzhik
Alina Kabaeva allegedly received 71 million euros from funds leftover after the completion of President Putin's palace construction in Gelendzhik, with reports highlighting the use of these funds for sports events and charity.
Friedrich Merz in China: The Chancellor criticizes only quietly
Friedrich Merz's diplomatic visit to China emphasizes collaboration while avoiding direct criticism of sensitive topics such as China's relationship with Putin.
The mysterious man of Khamenei who rules Iran and wants close ties with Putin
Ali Larijani has been chosen by Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to take de facto governance as tensions rise with the US amid ongoing diplomatic efforts in Oman.
Russia and Ukraine Exchange Bodies of Soldiers, Kremlin Official Says
Russia has transferred the remains of 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers to Kyiv in a body exchange that included the return of 35 Russian soldiers' bodies.
Táňa Pauhofová: Fico is making himself a Putin riding a bear
Actress Táňa Pauhofová expresses her frustration with Slovak culture politics and discusses her resignation from the Slovak National Theatre due to disagreements with the current Minister of Culture.
Putin's friend bank and questionable business: why the orientalist Andrejs Lankovs could be expelled from Latvia
Russian Korean expert Andrejs Lankovs was declared undesirable in Latvia and expelled to Estonia without explanation.
Putin's regime has tightened the noose. Europe can tighten it further
The article discusses the increasing pressure on Putin's regime due to European actions.
The Russian Prime Minister Acknowledged the Truth About Money: Spoke for Hours with Putin
Russia's Prime Minister publicly recognized the growing budget deficit and discussed potential solutions with President Putin and government members.
KEMEL: Putin agrees
The article discusses issues related to a web page failing to load, potentially due to browser extensions or VPN connections.
Barking Dog: The Anniversary of Putin's Aggression Divides the Coalition. What is the Government Really Doing for the Attacked Ukraine?
The anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine highlights divisions within the Czech coalition government regarding support for Ukraine amid its financial struggles.
Do you see us as barbarians? Then we will be. How the West gave birth to the Russian savior Putin (and I was there)
The article reflects on the early years of Vladimir Putin's rise to power in Russia and the Western influence that shaped his leadership.
Madagascar: Madagascar Charts a New Course With France After Putin Meeting in Moscow
Madagascar's interim leader Michael Randrianirina meets with French President Emmanuel Macron to renew diplomatic ties following his discussions with Vladimir Putin in Moscow, amid shifting geopolitical dynamics in the region.
"Putin Misjudges His Opponents." The Terrifying Balance of the Russian Campaign, Losses Accelerate
The article discusses the significant losses Russia has incurred in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine, which has now lasted four years with minimal territorial gains.
Kremlin Man Kirijenko: Putin's Capable Executor
Sergej Kirijenko has transformed from a liberal politician to a loyal technocrat, becoming one of the most powerful figures in the Kremlin under Putin.
Four years of terror: three versions of why the USA believed Russia's desire to end the war in Ukraine
The article discusses former US President Joe Biden's military support for Ukraine and the critiques of its effectiveness amidst changes in US policy expected with potential future leadership.
Ruslan Shoszyn: From Intelligence Power to Propaganda Tool? Putin Changed the SVR into an Instrument of Disinformation
The article discusses the transformation of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) under Putin's regime, from a respected intelligence agency into a tool for state propaganda and disinformation.
"They have nuclear weapons." Experts dissect Putin's words, tracking an entirely different goal
Russia accuses the West, claiming that the UK and France secretly intend to provide Ukraine with nuclear weapons, a claim analysts deem baseless as they suggest it's an attempt by the Kremlin to shift blame for its failures and prepare its public for further mobilization.
Axios: Trump-Zelensky Telephone Conversation
US President Donald Trump had a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to Axios, on Wednesday, coinciding with the four-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine.
Kremlin dampens Witkoff's hopes for early Putin-Zelensky meeting
The Kremlin has expressed skepticism regarding the possibility of an early meeting between Presidents Putin and Zelensky, emphasizing that such a summit should only occur at the final stage of peace talks.
Newsfilter: Fico is Embarrassing the World, His Advisors at Home
The article discusses the global backlash against Slovak politician Robert Fico due to his criticism of Ukraine and connections to Vladimir Putin.
Institute Closes: Knowing How to Speak Law in Putin's Empire
The Institute for Eastern European Law at the University of Kiel is set to close, raising concerns about gaps in understanding Russian law amidst ongoing political trials.
Putin's friend's bank and questionable business. Why the Koreanist Lankov could be deported from Latvia to Estonia
Andrei Lankov, a Russian Koreanist, has been declared persona non grata in Latvia and deported to Estonia without clear explanations.
Putin invites BRICS to join ‘new phenomenon’ of global growth
Vladimir Putin has called for collaboration with BRICS nations on bioeconomy projects, highlighting its importance for global economic growth.
"They hate Putin": shocking testimonies from Russian soldiers about life in the Russian army
Russian soldiers provide harrowing accounts of execution and violence in their ranks, highlighting a disturbing reality within the military.
Personal whims and weaknesses of authoritarians influence politics
The article discusses how the personal traits and insecurities of authoritarian leaders often override national interests in political decision-making, focusing on Russia, China, and the US.
From Belarus – secret tunnels: Putin and Lukashenko have prepared a new punishment for Europe
Polish officials reported that Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, under Russian guidance, is constructing secret tunnels potentially involving operatives linked to ISIS and Iran to facilitate illegal migration into Europe.
Deluded Putin wrong to believe he is winning in Ukraine as Kyiv fights back, conflict experts say
Conflict experts assert that President Putin's perception of victory in Ukraine is misguided, as Ukrainian forces successfully push back against Russian advances.
Putin Awards ‘Hero of Russia’ Title to First Deputy PM Manturov
President Vladimir Putin has granted the title of Hero of Russia to First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov, as announced by various officials including Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
Nobody believed that Putin would invade Ukraine. Four years on, has Europe learned from the failures of 2022?
The article reflects on the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, analyzing the European response and lessons learned from the initial failures of 2022.
British writer: Hypersonic missiles are Putin's trump card against the West
A British writer argues that advanced hypersonic missile technology is a key asset for Putin in his confrontation with the West.
Fico followed Putin's advice from Beijing. And remained silent about the anniversary
The article discusses Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's adherence to advice from Russian President Vladimir Putin, highlighting his silence regarding an important anniversary.
Stopping emergency supplies to Ukraine / They will feel it hard when they have outages, says Fico. According to SaS, Putin was also helped by Brhel
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico calls for the halt of emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine, arguing that outages would have a more significant impact on them than commercial supplies.
Robert Fico: This Man is Giving Europe a Headache
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is facing protests at home while alienating Ukraine and undermining EU policies.
Expert: Putin is a prisoner of his war
Finnish expert Risto E. J. Penttilä argues that Putin's invasion of Ukraine is not only a major strategic blunder but also a reflection of his desire to rectify what he views as the greatest geopolitical mistake of the 20th century—the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Securing the border with fences, dragon's teeth, and bunkers: – No signs that Putin wants peace
The Baltic countries are investing heavily to secure their borders against potential military incursions from Russia and Belarus, indicating ongoing tensions in the region.
Securing the border with fences, dragon's teeth, and bunkers: – No signs that Putin wants peace
Latvia has strengthened its border defenses against Russia and Belarus with high fences, dragon's teeth, and bunkers, reflecting growing security concerns over a possible military invasion.
The cost of Putin's invasion / BBC and Mediazona identified more than 200,000 dead Russian soldiers
New reports from BBC and Mediazona reveal that at least 200,186 Russian soldiers have been confirmed killed in Ukraine since the start of the invasion.
Review: Jude Law Plays Putin. The Film Recycles the Myth of the Genius Strategist
A review discusses Jude Law's portrayal of Putin in a film that revitalizes the myth of his strategic genius.
"The Telegraph": European countries promise to consult Putin regarding troops in Ukraine
European nations, while pledging military support for Ukraine, acknowledge that their contributions may depend on Russia's consent.