Since the spring of 2022, posts with military-patriotic themes have flooded the social media pages of public institutions in Russia, including the pages of schools, kindergartens, hospitals, theaters, ...

We may well be witnessing the emergence of a global right-wing totalitarian agenda in some of the most powerful regions and countries in the world.

US president Donald Trump is “very angry” and “p***** off” with Vladimir Putin for his suggestion Volodymyr Zelensky should ...

Russia could launch a large-scale military operation as soon as one year after the end of the war in Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

Vladimir Putin will break any peace agreement with Ukraine that is not "defended" by an international coalition of forces, the British prime minister has said. Sir Keir Starmer was talking on ...

Putin has touted Moscow’s retaking of major Kursk settlements last week as a resounding success, undermining Ukraine’s surprise incursion that swept up hundreds of square miles of Russian land ...

From Putin's point of view, he has gotten the US-Russia dialogue on how to carve up Europe into security spheres that he always wanted — and that his invasions of Ukraine were in part designed to ...

An Arab-Israeli man rammed his vehicle into an Israeli bus stop near Yokne’am, seriously injuring a soldier. After crashing, he stabbed the soldier, seized his rifle, and opened fire, killing an ...

Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin is sowing confusion over the ceasefire by accusing Ukraine of violations even before an agreement is finalised and its details agreed upon. Source: Institute for the ...

Keir Starmer has said Vladimir Putin fears Britain’s nuclear weapons, as the Russian president continues his resistance to accepting an immediate Ukraine ceasefire without conditions. The prime ...

Ukraine not only distrusts Vladimir Putin, but also interprets his Tuesday conversation with Donald Trump as indicating that he has no intention of signing a peace agreement. This is what Ukrainian ...

In a wide-ranging interview with Mark Austin, Radoslaw Sikorski also said that Vladimir Putin wants "all of Ukraine" and warned Donald Trump is "capable of changing his policy rather rapidly".