Ukraine blew up a Russian gas facility just days after a mutual agreement not to do just that. As if anyone expected something different.
In a brazen act of duplicity, Ukraine has once again…
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Fragile Ukraine Cease-Fire Frays As Kyiv And Moscow Pound Each Other
The Kremlins read-out of Vladimir Putins phone call with US President Donald Trump appeared on its website at 8:15 p.m. Moscow time on March 18: Putin,the readout said,had agreed to a US cease-fire proposal to halt Russian strikes on Ukraines…
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Fragile Ukraine Cease-Fire Frays As Kyiv And Moscow Pound Each Other
The Kremlin’s read-out of Vladimir Putin’s phone call with US President Donald Trump appeared on its website at 8:15 p.m. Moscow time on March 18: Putin, the readout said, had agreed to a US cease-fire proposal to halt Russian strikes on…
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Dark Energy May Be Evolving
In this week’s edition of The Prototype, we look at new findings about dark energy, the state of the quantum technology industry, using magnetic nanoparticles to fight cancer and more. You can sign up to get The Prototype in your inbox here.
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FSB Arrests Anti-War Yakutian Journalist on Terrorism Charges – Reports
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) arrested prominent anti-war journalist Sasha Alexandrova on charges of “terrorist propaganda,” media in the republic of Sakha (Yakutia) reported Friday,…
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Putin’s ice hockey diplomacy reveals lasting scars of sport’s soft power | Ice hockey
Amid the somewhat murky details emerging from Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin’s call on Tuesday – the two leaders discussed a halt on attacking energy infrastructure, then Russia immediately bombed Ukraine’s energy infrastructure – one…
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‘Big Men’ See Everyone Else As ‘Small.’ That’s How Washington Sees Europe and Ukraine
For decades, European security policy rested on the idea of omnipresent U.S. power. Europe was free to trim and water its garden in the comfortable shade of Washington’s nuclear umbrella.
However,…
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Seizing Russian assets would be 'an act of war' – Belgian PM
The move would trigger retaliation from Moscow, Bart De Wever has warned
Confiscating Russian assets frozen in the EU would be considered “an act of war,” Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has…
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Seizing Russian assets would be an act of war Belgian PM
The move would trigger retaliation from Moscow, Bart De Wever has warned
Confiscating Russian assets frozen in the EU would be considered “an act of war,” Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has warned, according to Politico. He cautioned that…
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News – The Russian Government
The officials reviewed bilateral trade and economic cooperation
Alexei Overchuk’s meeting with members of the…
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