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.
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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.
Deal or No Deal? Why Russia Might Scrap Its Victory Day Amnesty
As Russia approaches the 80th anniversary of its victory in World War II, a long-standing tradition—the Victory Day amnesty—may be abandoned.
Putin’s Strategic Pause: Uncertainty, Geopolitics, and the Future of Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again hit the pause button. This is a familiar tactic—one he employs when uncertain about his next move.
War in Ukraine Worsens Russia’s Mental Health Crisis, Survey Finds
The situation has deteriorated further since the onset of the war in Ukraine, highlighting deep-rooted mental and nervous disorders within Russian society.
Russian Tourists Flock Back to Europe: But Is It Safe?
Russian travel giants OneTwoTrip and Yandex Travel are reporting an unprecedented surge in hotel bookings across Europe’s most popular destinations.
Major Russian Firms Abandon Mobilization Exemptions, Leaving Workers Vulnerable
Russian corporations withdraw mobilization exemptions, increasing workforce vulnerability to conscription and fueling Putin’s military buildup.
The Evolving Anxiety of Russian Society: How Fear Has Become the New Normal
Over the past several years, Russian society has undergone a gradual transformation in its perception of fear and uncertainty.
Putin Sacks Roscosmos Chief Amid Space Disasters and Corruption Scandals
Borisov is blamed for failures in Russia’s satellite program, fewer rocket launches, and the crash of the nation’s first Moon mission in 25 years.
Putin’s Pal’s Brother Lands New Multi-Billion National Project Despite Wild Conspiracy Theories
A Controversial Figure at the Helm of Russia’s Newest Initiative.
State Funds Turn Russian Charity into a Tool of War Support
Over the past year, the Presidential Grants Fund allocated a total of 4.735 billion roubles (approximately £36 million) to 1,497 charitable projects.
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.
