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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Trump’s Ukraine Envoy Steve Witkoff Has Business Ties to Sanctioned Billionaire Len Blavatnik
Blavatnik holds both U.S. and U.K. citizenship and has generously funded election campaigns for both Democrats and Republicans.
Fanny Ardant in Moscow: The Actress’s Cultural Visit Delights Kremlin Circles
Her trip, organized at the invitation of the celebrated Russian actor and director Vladimir Mashkov, became a notable event for Russia’s cultural and political elite.
Moscow Warns of Possible Regime Change in Iran as Middle East Tensions Escalate
There is deep unease in the Russian capital as Israel continues its air campaign, exerting enormous pressure on Iran.
Iran Under Attack, Russia in Advantage: How the Middle East Crisis Benefits Putin
Vladimir Putin made Russia’s alliance with Iran clear in October 2024, stating: ‘Our relationship with Iran is that of allies.’ But how solid is this so-called partnership in reality?
The Era of Nuclear Disarmament Is Ending: SIPRI Warns of a New Arms Race
The world is entering a new phase marked by the modernization of arsenals, the buildup of warheads, and the growing risk of nuclear conflict.
Israel’s War with Iran Forces Trump into a Dilemma: Intervene or Step Back?
Donald Trump wants nothing to do with Israel’s attack on Iran. But the longer the war drags on, the more likely it is that the United States will be drawn into it.
Rosatom Secures Landmark Nuclear Deal in Kazakhstan Backed by Kremlin Lobbying and Chinese Support
In addition, Russia has pledged to offer Kazakhstan a loan to finance the construction of the plant.
Where Are Russia’s Anti-War Mothers?
Are Russia’s soldiers’ mothers staying silent out of fear, repression, or because war has become a path to social and financial opportunity?
Wagner Group Withdraws from Mali: Mission Accomplished or Forced Retreat?
After several years of active involvement in combat operations alongside government forces, the mercenaries declared that they had “fulfilled their mission” and were “returning home.”
Tensions Rise as Putin Slams National Projects, Cuts Budgets, and Demands Personal Accountability from Ministers
On Friday, June 6, President Vladimir Putin held a meeting of the Council on National Projects in a closed format at his official residence.
Russia Is Tired, Divided, and Losing Influence: What Kremlin-Linked Experts Are Saying
While official Moscow continues to project an image of unity and resilience, behind the scenes, disturbing and strikingly candid assessments are emerging.
Russia Poised for First Rate Cut Since 2022 Amid Slowing Inflation
Economists believe that signs of easing inflation are creating room for the start of a monetary policy easing cycle.
