The New York Times investigation reveals the extent of American involvement in the war against Russia — and the internal divisions that undermined Ukraine’s gains.
The war in Ukraine is reshaping Russia’s economic map: poor regions are turning into economically vibrant areas.
The United States is reportedly seeking a far-reaching new agreement to secure control over Ukraine’s most valuable natural resources.
On March 25, 2025, it will be 25 years since Vladimir Putin first became President of Russia.
Nearly identical US statements on talks with Russia and Ukraine reveal high-stakes diplomacy, focusing on ceasefire terms and infrastructure protections in the Black Sea conflict.
The arrest of İmamoğlu has triggered a wave of mass protests across the country, which could turn into one of the most serious challenges to Erdoğan’s rule in recent years.
This was revealed by American businessman and special envoy Steve Witkoff during an episode of Tucker Carlson’s podcast, hosted by the former Fox News anchor.
Washington aims to expand the scope of the deal to include potential U.S. involvement in the management of Ukrainian facilities, including nuclear power plants.
As the Trump administration pushes for an end to the war in Ukraine, Russia is signaling readiness to resume business with American companies.
Approximately 1,500 Russian journalists from nearly 70 media outlets have been forced to leave their country to escape repression and censorship.
