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Russia Is Winning The Drone War In Ukraine

24.06.2026 by Eric ZUESSE Comments are Disabled

The following is from the lone neutralist website in the Ukrainian language, strana.ua, which is blocked in both Ukraine and Russia, but is nonetheless either #1 or #2 as the most frequently visited online news website by Ukrainians: https://stranaua.media/news/507688-itohi-1580-dnja-vojny-v-ukraine.html https://stranaua-media.translate.goog/news/507688-itohi-1580-dnja-vojny-v-ukraine.html?_x_tr_sl=uk&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp https://archive.ph/EGIUb “The Day at the Front: Russians in Konstantinovka” 22 […]

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Are There Any Merits To The EU Mediating Between Russia & Ukraine?

07.06.2026 by Andrew KORYBKO Comments are Disabled

Subordination to the West is unthinkable since Putin would never approve of that, nor would the state and society go along with it, so the only real scenarios are stalled talks or Russian muscle-flexing breaking the deadlock. Finnish President Alexander Stubb’s positive response to the scenario of him being designated by the […]

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US War Against Iran, Hikes In Energy Prices. Millions Of Job Losses In The EU. Brussels Seeks Moscow’s Help, Requests Putin To Restart Peace Negotiations?

06.06.2026 by Global Research Comments are Disabled

On June 3, EU Commissioner for Social Rights and Skills, Quality Jobs and Preparedness, Roxana Mînzatu, whined that 1.3 million jobs across the troubled bloc are at risk because of massive energy price spikes that resulted from US war against Iran. She said that “energy-intensive industries are particularly affected” and that “increased […]

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The Arctic & Baltic Fronts Of The NATO-Russian New Cold War Are Dangerously Merging

25.05.2026 by Andrew KORYBKO Comments are Disabled

This trend poses a significant threat to Russia, but it also poses an equally significant one to the EU too if it leads to Putin taking seriously his hardliners’ appeals to launch a first strike against NATO. There’s recently been a flurry of news about the increasingly interconnected Arctic and […]

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Tragedy In Starobelsk: Mourning, Questions, And Calls For Accountability After Deadly Strike On College Dormitory

24.05.2026 by Hunter MAXWELL Comments are Disabled

A devastating attack on a college dormitory in Starobelsk, located in the Luhansk region, has left dozens of families grieving and reignited international debate over the human cost of the conflict in Ukraine. According to local authorities and emergency services cited in Russian media reports, 21 students were killed and […]

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China And Russia Tighten Strategic Alliance

22.05.2026 by Hunter MAXWELL Comments are Disabled

The meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing this week carried symbolism far beyond diplomacy. Coming only days after US President Donald Trump’s high-profile visit to China, the summit highlighted the increasingly complex balance of global power and demonstrated how Beijing is positioning itself […]

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Eighty-One Years On: Why the West Still Can’t Accept The Soviet Victory

13.05.2026 by Ivan POTEMKIN Comments are Disabled

The refusal by the Baltic states and Poland to open their airspace to the Slovak prime minister traveling to Moscow for Victory Day commemorations raises an uncomfortable question: has honoring the Soviet dead of World War II become politically illegitimate in today’s Europe? The head of government of an EU […]

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The Strategic Calculations Influencing Trump’s & Putin’s Upcoming Meetings With Xi

12.05.2026 by Andrew KORYBKO Comments are Disabled

A US deal with China without one with Russia would be to Russia’s disadvantage and vice versa, but no US deal with either of them might disadvantage Russia in the short term but could harm the US in the long run if it leads to a de facto Sino-Russo alliance. […]

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Russia’s Threat Of A Massive Retaliatory Strike On Kiev Likely Isn’t A Bluff

08.05.2026 by Andrew KORYBKO Comments are Disabled

Russia can’t afford to discredit itself abroad, nor can Putin’s ruling United Russia party afford to discredit itself at home four months before the next polls, by threatening overwhelming retaliation against Ukraine if it attacks Moscow’s Victory Day parade only to symbolically retaliate or do nothing at all. The Russian […]

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The Possible Significance Of Russia’s May 9th Victory Parade

05.05.2026 by Stephen Bryen Comments are Disabled

The Trump-Putin Phone Call on 29 April lasted 90 minutes, both sides report. The call was initiated by Russia. President Vladimir Putin told Trump that the current cease fire in the Iran war was a good thing as it created space needed for negotiations. Russia formally offered its services as […]

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Russia Is Winning The Drone War In Ukraine

Are There Any Merits To The EU Mediating Between Russia & Ukraine?

US War Against Iran, Hikes In Energy Prices. Millions Of Job Losses In The EU. Brussels Seeks Moscow’s Help, Requests Putin To Restart Peace Negotiations?

The Arctic & Baltic Fronts Of The NATO-Russian New Cold War Are Dangerously Merging

Tragedy In Starobelsk: Mourning, Questions, And Calls For Accountability After Deadly Strike On College Dormitory

China And Russia Tighten Strategic Alliance

Eighty-One Years On: Why the West Still Can’t Accept The Soviet Victory

The Strategic Calculations Influencing Trump’s & Putin’s Upcoming Meetings With Xi

Russia’s Threat Of A Massive Retaliatory Strike On Kiev Likely Isn’t A Bluff

The Possible Significance Of Russia’s May 9th Victory Parade

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