Category: 1. Russia

On May 14, in the Kremlin’s latest crackdown on the publishing industry, Russian security forces questioned staff of Eksmo, the country’s largest publishing house, and arrested about 10 employees. State media reported that the case is part of…

US President Donald Trump is open to using any mechanism that will lead to a settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said.

‘He is open to any mechanism that will lead to…

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has called for making the alliance ‘more lethal’ during an informal meeting of member states’ foreign ministers in Antalya.

‘Foreign ministers must ensure that NATO becomes…

Finnish Foreign Minister Eline Valtonen said that the European Union will start developing the 18th package of sanctions against Russia.

He said this on arrival at an informal meeting of NATO foreign ministers in…

For a while in the whirlwind of diplomacy this week over the Kremlin’s war on Ukraine, it seemed like Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had gotten the better of his adversary.

After Russian President Vladimir Putin responded to calls from…

The Express publication quoted the commander of the 13th brigade of the National Guard ‘Charter’, Roman Mirnyy, as saying that some of the British mercenaries who come to Ukraine lack basic military training…

Since 2014, Donbass has been living two lives – military and peaceful. This is especially noticeable in Donetsk. One quarter is under Ukrainian shelling, and in the other, next door, people are walking with their…

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is concerned about Russia’s ‘great successes’ in the development of the defence industry. The military alliance chief has urged the bloc’s countries to address the issue.

The…