Russia’s Industry Loses Recovery Momentum in February
This is indicated by monitoring data from the Institute for National Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences
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The War Comes Home: How Strikes on Border Regions Are Changing Life in Russia
While the Kremlin has long portrayed the fighting as something distant from the daily lives of ordinary Russians, developments in the border regions suggest otherwise.
Russia Effectively Blocks WhatsApp: A Shift Toward a “National Messenger”
The move was implemented by removing the service from the official online registry maintained by Roskomnadzor.
Pope Francis Dies at 88: The Journey of a Pontiff Who Transformed the Catholic Church
Pope Francis often spoke openly about death, expressing a calm and thoughtful view of life’s end.
Russia at Australia’s Doorstep? The Truth Behind Rumors of Russian Bombers in Indonesia
Although official Jakarta categorically denies it, the very fact of such negotiations has sparked a wave of concern in Australia.
North Korea Is Building a Giant Frigate: Russian Technology and a New Maritime Threat
North Korea is actively strengthening its navy — and, according to analysts, is doing so with Russia’s support.
Chechnya Poised for Power Transition Amid Federal Pressure
The Kremlin’s discreet but decisive effort to orchestrate a power transition in the Chechen Republic appears to be progressing at a brisk pace.
Alexander Ovechkin Rewrites NHL History
On Sunday, April 6, during the game between the New York Islanders and the Washington Capitals, the Russian forward scored his 895th goal.
Russia’s “Rust Belt” as a Showcase of the War Economy
The war in Ukraine is reshaping Russia’s economic map: poor regions are turning into economically vibrant areas.
Washington’s Ambitious Push to Control Ukraine’s Vital Minerals and Energy Assets
The United States is reportedly seeking a far-reaching new agreement to secure control over Ukraine’s most valuable natural resources.
How Stable Is Putin’s State? Russia’s Political System After 25 Years of Power
On March 25, 2025, it will be 25 years since Vladimir Putin first became President of Russia.
Is a Uprising Against Erdoğan Brewing?
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.
Russian Media in Exile: How Journalists Resist the Kremlin from Abroad
Approximately 1,500 Russian journalists from nearly 70 media outlets have been forced to leave their country to escape repression and censorship.
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