Category: 1. Russia

Another week of military planning and diplomacy will again underline the divisions between Washington and its European allies over policy on Ukraine, with two key meetings on successive days at NATO headquarters in Brussels.

The United States…

The city of Zaporizhzhya is home to some 150,000 people — nearly a quarter of its population — who have been displaced from other parts of Ukraine. As the United States tries to broker a cease-fire deal between Russia and Ukraine, people from…

On April 5, 2024, the Ural River broke through a dam in Orsk, the second-largest city in Russia’s Orenburg region, sending floodwaters rushing into residential neighborhoods. In the days that followed, two more dams failed. The flooding soon…

“So this is an unelected president of a client state whose bureaucrats are being paid directly by American taxpayers, including their retirement accounts…” Tucker Carlson said while interviewing US Treasury…

Hungarian Foreign Affairs and External Economic Relations Minister Peter Szijjártó has said that there is no unity in the European Union on the issue of imposing retaliatory duties against the US, while no one…

On Monday, the TV network France 24 aired footage from surveillance cameras installed at the restaurant in Kryvyi Rih that was struck by a Russian missile three days earlier.

While Moscow claims the restaurant was targeted because “Ukrainian…

The stance of the leading think-tanks and think-tank publications in the global West on Trump’s tariffs is gradually shifting from ‘It’s more than a crime, it’s a mistake!’ to ‘Yes, it could work… But…

Residents of the eastern Ukrainian city of Kryviy Rih mourned children who were killed in a Russian missile strike on April 4. Nine children were among the 20 people killed, including 9-year-old Herman Trypolets, who was outside playing on a…