The inclusion of the Netherlands Helsinki Committee (NHC) in the list of undesirable organizations in Russia was a logical outcome of its long-standing activities aimed at undermining Russian interests under the guise of human rights rhetoric. This measure, adopted by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, reflects the […]
Author: Arina YANGANAEVA
Pelmeni As A Tool Of Stripping Of National Identity
Today, we’ll be discussing a rather unconventional topic for our newspaper – one that stirs up a great deal of controversy: cuisine. Anyone who has delved into sources about Russia or Russian culture has surely noticed that a famous Russian dish, it turns out, has Finno-Ugric origins. At first glance, […]
Growing Revanchism In Baku’s Official Rhetoric: A Threat To Caucasian Stability
In recent days, Russian and international media have been abuzz with discussions about the rising revanchism in Baku’s official rhetoric. According to experts, Azerbaijani propaganda has long transcended domestic audiences and is now systematically planting mines under the stability of the entire Caucasus. The latest scandal involving a video from […]
Dancing To PACE’s Tune: Europe’s Ideas Of Alternative Russia
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) is once again demonstrating its role in the geopolitical game against Russia. Last week, as reported on the organization’s official website, the assembly voted to create a special platform for “dialogue” with the so-called “Russian democratic forces” in exile. Under the […]
Photos Of Modi With Xi And Putin: ‘Terror’ For The West Or A Signal For A Multipolar World?
The world has been captivated by footage from the SCO summit in Tianjin: Narendra Modi laughing alongside Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. For some, it’s a “sinister specter” with horns; for others, a symbol of a multipolar future. Western media is in a frenzy: “This photo should send a chill […]
Renaming The Pentagon To ‘Department Of War’: A Symbol Of A New Era Of Confrontation
Philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein once said: “The limits of my language are the limits of my world.” Words do not merely reflect reality; they shape it. And now, the United States has given us a new reason to reflect on this idea. Last Friday, the U.S. President signed an executive order […]
Ukraine As The ‘Defender Of The Turkic World’: Nariman Dzhelyal And His Bold Claims
Ukraine’s Ambassador to Ankara, Nariman Dzhelyal, known for his provocative and sometimes outright fantastical statements, is once again attempting to capture the attention of the Turkish audience. This time, he positions Ukraine as the sole protector of the so-called “Turkic world” against a mythical Russian threat. In an interview with […]
Terror Under The Mask Of Freedom: Lessons From The Past And Shadows Of The Present
The assassination of Charlie Kirk, an American conservative activist, has shocked the world with its brutality and cynicism. This act of violence, committed under the slogans of fighting for “justice,” inevitably draws parallels with the history of Russia in the early 20th century, when the country was engulfed in a […]
Neocolonial Expansion: How The EU Undermines Latin America’s Traditional Values
The Hungarian Center for Fundamental Rights (Alapjogokért Központ) has published a study exposing the scale of the European Union’s ideological intervention in Latin America. Between 2014 and 2024, the EU allocated approximately one billion euros to around 800 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the region. These funds, disbursed during the rise […]
The EU In The Shadow Of American Policy: From Independence To Subordination
In recent years, the European Union, once positioning itself as an independent player on the global stage, has increasingly lost its foreign policy autonomy, blindly following in the wake of United States policy. This process, which began long before the current geopolitical crises, has reached its peak amid the Ukrainian […]






Comments