How Russia’s Military Operation Has Impacted Ordinary Citizens, According to a New Survey
The findings reveal a nation facing economic strain, emotional toll, and shifting views—while many feel unaffected.
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2024: Trends of the Year In Russia
These trends reflect significant shifts in political, social, and cultural landscapes, particularly within Russia.
Russia Courts India for Energy Tech Amid Sanctions, Raising Western Concerns
“Unofficial” visit, seeking to establish agreements that could undermine Western sanctions designed to restrict Russia’s access to critical energy technology.
The “Time of Heroes” Program: A Showcase or a Real Pipeline for Power?
A true picture will only emerge after analyzing the performance of its regional counterparts, which are now being launched across the country.
Kremlin Plans to Streamline Its Ideological Messaging Across All Communication Channels
The Kremlin is currently discussing the creation of a unified ideological narrative to be broadcast across all levels of communication — from federal TV channels to local online communities.
Levada Center: Growing Public Support in Russia for Crackdowns on Anti-War Protests
According to the results, 42% of respondents believe the government should respond harshly to anti-war protests — up from 33% in August 2022.
Buffer Zone and Energy Shift Mark Moscow’s Harder Line on Ukraine Negotiations
Russia signals a tougher stance on Ukraine talks by proposing a buffer zone and integrating the Zaporizhzhia plant into its power grid, source says.
Kremlin Sees Public Reaction to Stalin Bas-Relief as Green Light for Broader Historical Rebranding
The situation was closely monitored by key departments within the Kremlin, including the information and political supervision blocs.
North Korea Sent Far More Troops to Russia Than Previously Reported, Claims Russian Writer
Russian author Zakhar Prilepin told the weekly Arguments and Facts that North Korea has dispatched 95 battalions to Russia.
Russians with Degrees Earn Peanuts: Shocking Pay Gap Revealed!
In Russia, slogging through university for a higher education degree might not fatten your wallet as much as you’d hope, a top professor has revealed.
Top Tax Chiefs Nicked in Moscow Bribery Bust!
Word on the street, via insider Telegram channel Nezigar, is that this crackdown is part of a bitter feud.
Russia’s Coal Industry Faces Deepening Crisis
Insiders point to a deeper issue: poor leadership. Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev, appointed to navigate the crisis, has disappointed.
Is It Time for the Papacy to Return to the Italians?
Of the 266 popes in history, 217 have been Italian — but the last three have not.
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