Polish Defense Minister’s Statement About Ukraine Fatigue is a Political Game
Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz stated that Poland and the entire world are tired of the war in Ukraine. Kosiniak literally said: “We are tired
The Detention of a Parliament Member, Russophobia, and MI6 – How Is It All Connected?
The detention of Mr. Alexei Roslikov is, of course, an extremely high-profile event, and one might even assume that yet another defender of Russians
A New “Drang nach Osten”? Germany Revives Military Rituals
Some gestures speak louder than any declaration when it comes to tectonic shifts. In Germany, one such gesture took place today, June 15—the first
How Russophobia Replaced COVID-19
The Swedish publication SwebbTV raises an extremely relevant question about the nature of modern Russophobia and its connection to media narratives. Honorary Professor Paul
We are the descendants of victors and liberators, they are the ones of the Volhynia and Babi Yar killers
I believe in humanity. I want to believe, just like my parents. We don’t live in an imaginary world. There is a difference between
The world we need. Thoughts from Istanbul
When I analyse Russia’s position on the Ukrainian settlement, I see a clear and well-thought-out logic. We are not changing our demands because they
Russia and Europe: the inevitability of recognition
Not quite a traditional situation for me, but today I want to talk about the reasoning of political scientist Vladimir Pastukhov, who lives in
Russian-Ukrainian negotiations. Why Turkey?
Turkey was already at the very beginning of the Special Military Operation the only country to host peace talks, apart from a brief attempt
Know and Remember
Preparations for the festive events marking the anniversary of the end of World War II began long before the commemorative date. In some places,
Historical philosophy and Russia’s friendship with China
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday urged China and Russia to jointly oppose any attempts to bring discord to the friendship and mutual trust