Russia’s financial watchdog Rosfinmonitoring on Thursday added exiled political analyst Ekaterina Schulmann and philanthropist Boris Zimin to its list of “terrorists and extremists.”
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The Pentagon announced the start of an operation against narco-terrorists
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth announced the launch of Operation Southern Spear against narco-terrorists in the Western Hemisphere.
“Today [14 November 2025 – ed.], I am announcing Operation Southern Spear,”…
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Ukrainians need to look for alternative energy sources – Telegraf
The Ukrainian authorities, who have refused to engage in negotiations, are advising the Ukrainian population to seek alternative sources of heating for the winter. A series of articles on the Ukrainian news portal…
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The United States has approved the sale of $330 million worth of aircraft parts to Taiwan
This is reportedly the first defence deal under Trump.
The sale is intended to maintain the combat readiness of Taiwan’s fleet of F-16 fighter jets amid growing military pressure from China.
The United States has approved the sale of $330…
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Donbass Falling Quickly Now, Ukraine SitRep With L Todd Wood, Pete Blaber, Both Former SOF 11/13/25
The mission at Tsarizm is to provide breaking international news, analysis, and opinion, with a primary focus on Russia, the former Soviet republics, Eastern Europe, the Balkans, and the Middle…
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Russia’s refineries are leveraging spare capacity to blunt Ukrainian drone damage — Reuters Meduza breaks down today’s biggest Russia-related news stories, November 13, 2025
Top story from Reuters: Russian refineries use spare capacity to blunt Ukrainian drone damage
Despite Ukraine launching its biggest drone attacks to date, Russia’s overall oil processing has fallen by only about 3 percent this…
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In Montenegro, A Hostile Policy Towards The Serbian Orthodox Church Is Still Being Pursued
A priest of Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro and his wife Nevena Radojevic which is discriminated by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Montenegro, photo: FB Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble,Truth Social, Gettr, X ,
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Russia feels the heat from Washington’s latest oil sanctions — Meduza
On October 22, the U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions against Russia’s largest oil exporters, Lukoil and Rosneft. Just over three weeks later, it’s clear that the restrictions are affecting not only those two companies but the…
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Where’s Putin? How A Door Handle Exposed Putin’s Secret Offices
An RFE/RL investigation has discovered that Russian President Vladimir Putin uses three nearly identical offices in different parts of Russia and that the Kremlin has repeatedly misled the public concerning the leader’s whereabouts. By tracking…
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Moscow Risks Losing a Key Ally in Latin America as Trump Ramps Up Pressure on Venezuela’s Maduro
As the United States deployed warships and submarines to the Caribbean and ramped up strikes on suspected Venezuelan drug-smuggling boats in recent months, President Nicolás Maduro appealed to a…
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