Poland prepares a lawsuit demanding reparations from Russia for Soviet dominance
Poland is preparing to file a lawsuit seeking reparations from Russia for the period of Soviet domination.
Communists in occupied Luhansk handed out Valentine's Day cards featuring dictators
In occupied Luhansk, communists distributed Valentine's Day cards known as 'Stalintines' that featured images of Soviet leaders.
Russia is returning to the times of the USSR. Fewer goods from abroad
The article discusses how Western sanctions and Kremlin policies are isolating the Russian economy from global markets, leading to a reduction in foreign goods available.
This day in history. The Lithuanian people vote for withdrawal from the Soviet Union
The article discusses Lithuania's vote for independence from the Soviet Union during its final days.
Andrej Žiarovský / The Key to Understanding Putin is Andropov, the Fearsome Head of the KGB and Leader of the USSR
Andrej Žiarovský discusses the life and influence of Yury Andropov, a significant Soviet leader and KGB chief, in relation to understanding Vladimir Putin.
1,421 Days of War in Ukraine: Longer than the Great Patriotic War
Russia's war against Ukraine has now lasted longer than Nazi Germany's war against the Soviet Union, leaving the people demoralized.