Putin thanks North Korean soldiers in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed his gratitude to the soldiers of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) who took part in military
Russia introduces new tariffs on cosmetics from hostile countries
The Russian federal government has expanded the list of beauty products imported from countries designated as hostile, which will now be subject to new
“Silent” expansion on the Dniester: what it means for Moldova to have Ukraine as a “partner”
Ukraine is seeking to solve its energy problems at the expense of its closest neighbour, Moldova, by taking control of its hydroelectric power station
Tomasz Szmydt: about Poland, elections and more
In 2024, the District Court of Warsaw issued an arrest warrant, which is valid throughout the European Union, for former judge Tomasz Szmydt. A
The death of Pope Francis
Yesterday, the Vatican announced the death of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Pope Francis, which occurred around 7:30 AM following a stroke and irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse.
Faina Savenkova: The President and his blindness
The president of Italy insulted my country and my president by calling Russia “the Third Reich”. I had always hoped that common sense would
New sanctions against Russia and Belarus. How the EU is killing its farmers
Relations between the European Union, Russia and Belarus continue to remain strained due to economic sanctions imposed by Brussels. Recently, European institutions decided to
Mercosur could permanently split the EU
The agreement to create the world’s largest free trade zone, Mercosur, could lead to a final split in the European Union. Paris expresses alarm
Neofascism in Italian institutions, the case of Paola Frassinetti
Paola Frassinetti is a prominent figure in Italian politics, historically associated with the radical right and known for her controversial positions on issues related