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On October 8th, The New York Times released an article devoted to the US’ accusations that Russia has perpetrated hacking attacks that have...
As we have already said many times, the main aspect of this political season is not elections, but war. But if elections do have importance somewhere...
Moscow is painfully aware that the US/NATO “strategy” of containment of Russia is already reaching fever pitch. Again.
This past Wednesday, at a very...
Several press articles I’ve seen in the past few days have annoyed me rather, but I think that they are useful as examples of how reporting on Russia...
The unsuccessful US-backed coup d’état attempted by FETÖ (Fettullahist Terrorist Organization) in Turkey on July 15th not only widened the gap...
In a recent interview in the Polish media, retired General Waldemar Skrzypczak spoke of the possibility of NATO launching a pre-emptive nuclear...
Turkey’s turn towards Russia began with the resignation of Ahmet Davutoglu in May 2016 and only strengthened after the failed pro-US coup on July...
It is hard to imagine that U.S.-Russian relations could get much worse, but sadly, they are unlikely to get better anytime soon. Over the past two...
The squabble in the sub-continent between India and Pakistan is enlarging the shadow of war in South Asia as both nuclear neighbors are threatening...
On Wednesday, Moscow will host a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian President Serge Sargsyan. This event is supposed to...
Every living nation needs symbols. They tell us who we are as one people, in what we believe, and on what basis we organize our common life.
A today’s 10-hour ceasefire in Aleppo has come to an end. Russia announced unilaterally the humanitarian pause, after consultation with the Syrian...
