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.
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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.
How Russia’s Climate Policy Threatens to Bankrupt Its Agricultural Sector
Amid soaring interest rates and new carbon reporting rules, Russian farmers face unprecedented financial pressure. With no clear methodology and rising compliance costs, the country’s climate agenda may devastate its agricultural sector.
Trump Condemns Putin’s Bloodshed and Signals Possible New Sanctions Against Russia
Trump’s remarks were a clear expression of his growing frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The “Time of Heroes” Program: A Showcase or a Real Pipeline for Power?
A true picture will only emerge after analyzing the performance of its regional counterparts, which are now being launched across the country.
As Russia’s Resources Dwindle, Trump Eases Rhetoric Toward Putin — Despite a Strategic Opportunity
Recent U.S. intelligence assessments warn that the Russian military may face critical shortages of manpower and equipment by 2025.
Kremlin Plans to Streamline Its Ideological Messaging Across All Communication Channels
The Kremlin is currently discussing the creation of a unified ideological narrative to be broadcast across all levels of communication — from federal TV channels to local online communities.
Levada Center: Growing Public Support in Russia for Crackdowns on Anti-War Protests
According to the results, 42% of respondents believe the government should respond harshly to anti-war protests — up from 33% in August 2022.
Ruslan Held Hostage: How Russia’s Aviation Giant Became a Pawn in the Geopolitical Battle for the Skies
A Russian cargo plane has been stuck in Canada for three years. The government wants to hand it over to Ukraine, but Russia and the airline are protesting.
Buffer Zone and Energy Shift Mark Moscow’s Harder Line on Ukraine Negotiations
Russia signals a tougher stance on Ukraine talks by proposing a buffer zone and integrating the Zaporizhzhia plant into its power grid, source says.
Kremlin Sees Public Reaction to Stalin Bas-Relief as Green Light for Broader Historical Rebranding
The situation was closely monitored by key departments within the Kremlin, including the information and political supervision blocs.
Anna Netrebko’s Return to the World Stage: Between Operatic Triumph and Political Boycott
Beneath the gilded ceiling of the Berlin State Opera, the chords of Verdi fill the air. On stage, Anna Netrebko — one of the world’s most renowned opera singers — performs the role of Leonora in Il Trovatore.
