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.
Ukraine Considers Ditching the Dollar in Favor of the Euro: A Turn Toward Europe or a Necessary Measure?
This move is being considered due to shifting geopolitical dynamics, growing fragmentation in global trade, and deepening ties with Europe.
Madeira in the Off-Season: A Paradise for Adventure Seekers with Mountains, Waterfalls and Underwater Wonders
Madeira has long been considered a gem for those seeking sun, sea breeze, and scenic landscapes.
Brussels vs. Moscow: The EU Prepares to Confront the Kremlin’s Allies Within the Union
A new strategic plan presented by the European Commission on Tuesday could fully halt Russian gas supplies to Europe by 2027.
Trump: Falling Oil Prices Bring Peace in Ukraine Closer and Increase Pressure on Russia
He believes the current situation in the energy market could play a decisive role in ending the ongoing conflict between Moscow and Kyiv.
The Kremlin’s New Resource: How North Korean Workers Are Filling Russia’s Labor Shortage
Russia’s Ministry of Labor forecasts that the labor shortfall could reach 2.4 million by 2030, up from 1.5 million today.
EU to Fund Security for ISIS Camps in Syria Amid Rising Concerns Over Terror Threats
In particular, the focus is on the two largest detention centers — al-Hawl and al-Roj. Many suspected terrorists of European origin remain imprisoned there.
Five Popular Travel Myths That Prevent You From Saving Money on Vacation
When planning a trip on a budget, we often rely on so-called universal hacks: “book flights on Tuesdays,” “travel during the shoulder season,” “do everything yourself to save money,” and so on.
Trump Administration Opens Path to Arms Deliveries to Ukraine Through Critical Minerals Agreement
Washington has certified a license to export defense equipment and related services worth at least $50 million.
The New Silk Roads: How Turkey, China and the EU Compete for Control over the Middle Corridor
How global trade geography is shifting after the start of the war in Ukraine: why the Middle Corridor has become a battleground between Turkey, China, the EU and Russia.
North Korea Sent Far More Troops to Russia Than Previously Reported, Claims Russian Writer
Russian author Zakhar Prilepin told the weekly Arguments and Facts that North Korea has dispatched 95 battalions to Russia.
