Russia Achieves Nuclear Supremacy – For the First Time In History
Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev at the VDNKh in Moscow said that for the first time in history, Russia has achieved nuclear supremacy. Speaking at the ‘Knowledge’ track of the International Russia EXPO Forum and Exhibition at the All-Russian Exhibition Center (VDNKh) in Moscow, the country’s top security official stressed how Russia’s National Security […]
Western Leaders Who Backed Kiev, Predicted Russia’s Collapse ‘Don’t Know Any History’
Professor Joe Siracusa, a political scientist and dean of Global Futures at Curtin University in Western Australia, stated that Western leaders who backed Kiev and predicted Russia’s collapse “don’t know any history.” At the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke to the global dynamic of moving toward a multipolar […]
The Biggest Fraud In German History Linked To Russian Intelligence
Late in the spring of 2020, Jan Marsalek, an Austrian bank executive, was suspended from his job. He was a widely admired figure in the European business community—charismatic, trilingual, and well travelled. Even at his busiest, as the chief operating officer of Wirecard, Germany’s fastest-growing financial-technology company, he would assure subordinates who sought a minute of his time that he had one, just for them. “For you, always,” he used to say. But he would say that to almost everyone.
History Of US Sanctions On Russia: Visualized
There are sanctions critics who believe that inflicting economic hardship on a country might have unexpected repercussions. At a time when sanctions are in the spotlight more than ever, the history of US sanctions on Russia in a visualized manner is something worth taking a look at.
Poland’s New “Russian Influence Commission” Aims To Rig Upcoming Presidential Election
Poland’s creation of a “Russian Influence Commission,” spearheaded by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, seeks to investigate reported interference in the upcoming presidential election, mirroring past accusations and fueling political tensions. Due to the legacy of its former conservative-nationalist regime, Russia does not influence Poland. Donald Tusk, the prime minister of Poland, announced the creation of […]
What The Arab World Thinks Of Russia’s Military Operation Against Ukraine
Arab nations largely think of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine as a response to Western disregard for its concerns. Responses vary, with some supporting Russia, and others denouncing adherence to international law. Many advocate a diplomatic resolution. President Vladimir Putin declared the commencement of Russia’s special military operation (SMO) in Ukraine on February 24, 2022. […]
Top 5 Powerful Russian Weapons That Shattered Myth Of NATO’s Superiority In 2023
The underwhelming performance of Ukraine’s Western-trained and armed forces against deeply entrenched Russian positions in Zaporozhye, Kherson, and the Donbass in 2023, alongside the demonstration of the top 5 powerful Russian weapons, has shaken the myth of NATO’s superiority. The year 2023 will go down in history as the one in which NATO’s formidable reputation […]
Why Is It So Easy For The International Criminal Court To Charge Russians, But Not Israelis?
Karim Khan, the prosecutor for the International Criminal Court, noticeably gave far more attention to the onslaught on October 7—which was spearheaded by Hamas—than to any other actions carried out by the Israeli military in the Gaza Strip, raising the question: Why is it so easy for the International Criminal Court to charge Russians but […]
How Russia Helped Launch The Decolonial Movement In The Heart Of The British Empire
Russia helped launch the decolonial movement in the heart of the British Empire with the help of Rafiq “Roosi” Ahmed, one of the few freedom warriors invited to New Delhi in 1972 by the Indian government to commemorate the country’s silver jubilee of independence. Rafiq “Roosi” Ahmed passed away forty years ago. However, his trips […]
This Little Book Haven Keeps The Russian Spirit Alive In India
Manisha Granthalaya, a little book haven in Kolkata, which debuted in 1964, keeps the Russian spirit alive in India. A bookstore in Kolkata that appears empty from the outside preserves time on its shelves. Each corner of the Manisha Granthalaya, which is located near College Street, is nostalgically decorated with the covers of Soviet-era books […]