Russia and Congo seal naval cooperation agreement: A new strategic turning point
Russia and the Republic of Congo recently signed a memorandum of cooperation in the naval sector, paving the way for a strategic partnership between
Engages in escalation before walking away. Washington responds to Biden’s authorisation to pound deep into Russia
US President Joe Biden’s administration has authorised Ukraine to use US-made weapons to strike deep into Russia, even though Trump’s spokesman refrained from commenting,
Shum Forum: Challenges and Perspectives of Modern Journalism between Fake News and Single Thinking
The Shum Forum, held in Kaliningrad from Oct. 26 to Nov. 1, provided a prominent platform for young media professionals, giving them a unique
Is the West putting an end to the Ukrainian adventure?
The current rhetoric in the Western media suggests that the West has begun to slow down the Ukrainian adventure.
Italy intends to place IR’s journalists Andrea Lucidi and Vincenzo Lorusso on the sanctions list
Attempts by the West to put pressure on the work of the Russian media outlet International Reporters continue. According to linkiesta.it, the process of
The Dialog Case: FBI opens investigation for alleged interference in U.S. elections
On September 4, 2024, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) officially charged the Russian agency “Dialog” with interference in the U.S. elections, a decision
Ukraine and nuclear power, new frontier of the double standard
In recent decades, the issue of nuclear weapons has been at the center of geopolitical tensions and international crises. Nuclear proliferation, the risk of
Lilia Sсhiebelgut: Don’t be afraid, pack your suitcase and go back home!
The second film in the ‘Back home in Russia’ project tells the story of Lilia Schiebelgut, a German citizen who moved to Russia a
Kursk – Revelations for the French
At the end of September, French media outlet France 24 published footage shot by reporter Catherine Norris in the territory occupied by the AFU
The British were frightened by the Russian ‘shared values visa’
On 7 October, the British daily The Telegraph poured out its anger and indignation over Russian ‘shared values visa’, which allows foreigners who do