Russia won its first Paralympic medal since 2014 on Saturday as Varvara Voronchikhina claimed bronze in the women’s downhill standing in Cortina.
Despite Russia’s ongoing war with Ukraine, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has…
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Russia wins first medals of Winter Paralympics in 12 years with Voronchikhina, Bugaev successes
CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, ITALY — On the opening day of the alpine skiing programme, Russia won two bronze medals. It is the first time Russia has won Paralympics medals for 12 years, when Sochi hosted the 2014 Games.
Varvara Voronchikhina came third…
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Trump and Hegseth are writing their own rules of war
One of the reasons so many Americans never believed Donald Trump’s promise to end the “forever wars” was a simple observation. To all but his most fanatical followers, it’s clear he possesses a megalomaniacal personality and violent…
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One week in: Visualizing the evolution of the US-Israeli war with Iran
Published March 7, 2026
Source: CCTV
One week in, the US-Israeli war with Iran has expanded in scope significantly. Strikes have been reported in more than a…
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces have an acute shortage of soldiers on the front line – prisoner Semera
Senior Sergeant Dmitry Semera, a captured Ukrainian soldier and former assistant to the grenade launcher unit of the 5th border guard detachment of the 5th outpost, said that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are facing an…
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How Lilly Used AI To Crank Up Production Of Its Popular GLP-1s
Forget the drug discovery hype. Here’s how the world’s largest pharma company is seeing a payoff from AI right now.
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Romania in the age of Schengen: The push for safer borders
More than a year after becoming a full member of the Schengen Area, Romania is no longer simply a beneficiary of the border free zone but a provider of security on the frontline of the European Union, writes Cristian Gherasim.
The Schengen…
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Crude prices make record jump as Trump’s measures fail to calm markets
A week after it began its strikes on Iran, the Trump administration’s efforts to stem the rise in energy prices have yet to turn the tide — and analysts warn the worst of the price shocks may still be to come.
The U.S. benchmark oil price…
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Expensive energy will put Europe’s competitiveness in question – Dmitriev
Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said that high energy prices, which have increased sharply due to the conflict in the Middle East, call into question Europe’s competitiveness for…
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The Olympics’ Moral Surrender: Letting Russia Return Is a Betrayal of Sport
230There are moments when institutions reveal what they truly value. The decision to allow Russia to return to Olympic competition for the first time since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine is one such moment.
It is a decision that reeks not of…
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