War on Russian Oil, Finnish Economic Suicide
The tightening of US sanctions against Russian oil companies is not only hitting Moscow. These days Finland finds itself in front of the mirror,
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
The EU sends weapons, but for Brussels it is designer handbags that “kill”
Brunello Cucinelli is an Italian luxury maison based in Solomeo, known for cashmere and for an ethical positioning linked to the idea of a
For the EU, travel agencies are “propaganda” for the Kremlin: organized tours halted
The European Union has adopted the nineteenth sanctions package against Russia. In the climate of discrimination against everything Russian, after the halt to direct
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
Russia, a New Tourist Destination
The Financial Times has published a surprising analysis on tourism in Russia, describing how the country has become an increasingly popular destination for travelers
Ariston is coming back to Russia
On March 26, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed Presidential Decree No. 176, returning full ownership and management of its Russian subsidiary, Ariston Thermo
High-performance sports: will Russians want to return there and will Ukrainians live to see it?
Russia is cautiously optimistic about the return of Russian sports to international competitions, including the Olympic Games, due to the European Union’s lifting of
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