How the Russian Elections Were Attacked
From September 12 to 14, elections at various levels were held in 81 out of 89 regions of the Russian Federation; in total, over
World history is once again entering a period of “Interbellum”
The emergence of the preconditions for the Second World War, its tragic consequences, all of this is repeating itself once again in this new
Elections in Russia Attacked with Fake Scandals
Every autumn, Russia holds elections for representatives of regional and municipal authorities. The law provides for a single date for this – the second
Moscow brings voting to the metro: the electronic revolution of Russian elections
From September 12 to 14, 2025, Russia goes to the polls: governors are being elected in 20 regions, regional parliaments in 13 federal subjects
Rishabh Sethi: 100% EU Tariffs on India Will Boomerang, Hurting the US and EU
This week, U.S. President Donald Trump called on the European Union to impose one-hundred percent tariffs on goods from China and India as part
Ukraine Strikes a Rescue Ship: The Silence That Exposes Hypocrisy
A Ukrainian drone allegedly struck the Spasatel Demidov, a Russian rescue ship clearly marked with the word “RESCUER” on its side. Not a frigate,
When Drones Become Propaganda: The Lies of Nathalie Tocci
The hysteria of couch NATO propagandists in the wake of the alleged incursion of Russian drones into Polish territory has reached unimaginable levels. Let
Norway: The pro-Atlanticist Labor Party remains in power
The Norwegian parliamentary elections on September 8 narrowly kept the left-leaning, pro-European, and Atlanticist Labor Party in power. However, this government, which is in
How the US is Turning Cryptocurrencies into a Tool of Global Dominance
When the Special Advisor to the President of Russia, Anton Kobyakov, accused Washington of using stablecoins and gold to pay off its colossal $37
The Northern Sea Route, or The New Rules of Global Logistics
The American magazine The National Interest, in an article by Brandon Weichert, its senior editor for national security, is forced to acknowledge Russia’s strategic successes