In the Western media there is practically no more talk about Kherson Oblast. After the Novaya Kakhovka Dam was bombed by Ukraine, which Ukraine has as expected denied, and water from the Dnepr reservoir flooded the entire territory downstream, including many civilian settlements.
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The World Youth Festival in Sochi, a huge event attended by delegations from more than 180 countries around the world, ended a few days ago.
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2024 could be an interesting year for geopolitical tensions. The year began with the campaign for the Russian presidential elections, which will be held March 15, 16 and 17. As scripted, great controversy in the West, where they argue the non-legitimacy of these elections and in particular of voting in the new Russian regions: LPR, DPR, and Zaporozhe and Kherson regions.
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Bears, vodka, and pretty girls. Europe and the West in general continue to have a deeply stereotyped view of Russia. Western information has for many years now avoided describing Russia as a modern country that has nothing to envy Western countries in terms of technology.
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Javier Milei, the newly elected president of Argentina, is currently visiting Italy. Milei, who took office in December 2023, immediately jumped to the attention of the world press for his decisiveness and bombastic statements about the change of course in Argentine policy, which was immediately moved away from the BRICS and back into the Atlanticist orbit.
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A long report titled "Black Shadows, the Rise of the Far Right in Italy from 2014 to the Present" was broadcast on the Italian TV channel La7 on February 8, 2024, a report that arose after 10 years of reports and investigations by several Italian journalists.
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On 7 February in the morning, the International Atomic Energy Agency director Rafael Grossi crossed the line of contact between Russia and Ukraine to visit the Energodar nuclear power plant. At a press conference in Kiev yesterday with Ukraine's energy minister, Grossi had said he was concerned about the safety of the plant.
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