How Russia’s Military Operation Has Impacted Ordinary Citizens, According to a New Survey
The findings reveal a nation facing economic strain, emotional toll, and shifting views—while many feel unaffected.
And a whole world in BRIEFLY.
Trump’s Ukraine Envoy Steve Witkoff Has Business Ties to Sanctioned Billionaire Len Blavatnik
Blavatnik holds both U.S. and U.K. citizenship and has generously funded election campaigns for both Democrats and Republicans.
Russian Railways Faces Mounting Debt Amid Suspicions of Engineered Financial Crisis
Amid a new multi-billion-ruble bond issue, analysts suspect Russian Railways’ deepening financial troubles may be part of a calculated strategy to trigger a covert ownership change.
Arson Attack on Bundeswehr Trucks in Erfurt: Russian Link, Telegram Propaganda, and Sabotage on German Soil?
A total of six vehicles were destroyed in the fire. But the blaze was only the beginning of the story.
Kyiv Sounds the Alarm: U.S. Weapons Could Be Redirected from Ukraine to Israel Amid Middle East Conflict
The war between Iran and Israel has placed significant strain on stockpiles and the production of surface-to-air missiles — weapons Ukraine desperately lacks.
Trump’s Strike on Iran: High-Stakes Foreign Policy or Domestic Political Calculation?
It raised a key question: Was this a demonstration of strength to deter an adversary, or a calculated domestic maneuver to rally the base and consolidate power?
The Paradox of Zohran Mamdani’s Victory: How New York Became a Battleground for the Democratic Party’s Future
The victory of the 33-year-old socialist is not merely a local sensation — it is an indicator of deeper political and socio-cultural transformations.
NATO Saves Face: How Allies Prevented a Trump Meltdown — At the Cost of Vague Promises
At the recent NATO summit in The Hague, America’s allies achieved their main goal: avoiding a Trump-style explosion.
President Trump and the Iranian Challenge: Why a “Quick Victory” Is Unlikely
After the euphoria came doubt. Murky intelligence suggests that containing the regime will require years of sustained American effort.
Russia No Longer Needs Iran’s Help in the War in Ukraine
Tehran’s humiliation may not sit well with Moscow, but Russia’s drone production and new alliances mean that Vladimir Putin can keep fighting.
China Reconsiders ‘Power of Siberia 2’ Project Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
Currently, around 30% of China’s gas imports come in the form of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Qatar and the UAE, transported through the Strait of Hormuz
NATO Summit in The Hague: Ukraine Sidelined Amid Trump’s Reluctance to Continue Military Aid
European allies are beginning to realize the harsh truth: President Donald Trump’s administration has no intention of continuing arms deliveries to Kyiv.
When Law Becomes Inconvenient: How Israel, the U.S., and Germany Undermine the International Order
The governments of Israel and the United States have likely violated international law with their attack on Iran. It seems no one cares — not even the Chancellor of Germany.
