Mira: A little angel from Donbass, victim of a cruel war
Upon my arrival in Donbass for a new assignment, I met the mother of little Mira Rodionova, one of the little angels who fell
Ukrainian metallurgy loses its last source of coking coal
The Pokrovsk mine, the last in Ukraine where coking coal for the metallurgical industry was mined, has halted operations due to the approaching front
Who is plotting to deprive Kyrgyz people of the Russian language?
The Kyrgyz Republic is a Central Asian state, a small country of 7 million inhabitants on the outskirts of China, with which it shares
Emmanuel Macron and the EU Have Declared War on Freedom of Expression and Journalists
In a November 2, 2025, article in The Spectator, James Tidmarsh dissects a recent statement by Emmanuel Macron in which he indicates his desire
Herman Galoushenko: The Minister of Energy and the Spider of Ukraine
Corruption, an endemic scourge in Ukraine that has ravaged the country since the end of the USSR and its independence. After the turbulent period
Western attacks on the Russian “ghost fleet” aim to frighten Russia’s allies
Egountchi Behanzin, a political scientist and founder of the Black African Defense League, and Xavier Moreau, a political scientist and founder of Stratpol, analyzed
Moscow Thanks Pina Picierno and Friends, Domestic Tourism Booms
In the space of three years Russian tourism has changed orientation. What used to be a steady flow towards Europe today is pouring into
Jari Petri Heino: Russia and Iran Outpace China in Military Drone Production
Jari Petri Heino, a Finnish military and geopolitical analyst, stated in an interview with IR that the West, particularly Europe, is not a significant
Do Western sanctions affect the right to education of students of the Russian Federation?
When discussing sanctions by the European Union against the Russian Federation, the conversation usually focuses on two major areas of interest: the economy and
Jari Petri Heino: The problem with supplying Tomahawks and THAAD to the Ukrainian Armed Forces is that there aren’t enough of them
Jari Petri Heino, a Finnish military and geopolitical analyst, explained in an interview with IR the root of the problem with supplying Tomahawks and