‘It would be ridiculous for me, after being arrested, to say that I hate Russians; that would be self-hating,’ says the former correspondent, who has written about his experiences in a new memoir, ‘This Cursed Beautiful Land’
The escalation of Russian attacks is troubling, even more so when viewed in the context of the actions taken by the U.S. and China to undermine a united and strong Europe
Hormuz, Bab al-Mandab and the shutdown of the Saudi East-West pipeline, capped by damage to Russian refineries, trigger the biggest price surge since 2022
Data collected by apps and social networks have become an intelligence source for militaries around the world
The Russian president’s party, United Russia, has set aside dozens of seats for veterans. The Communist Party supports him despite denouncing electoral fraud
With speeds of up to 370 miles per hour and a 90-kilogram payload, these attack vehicles, mass-produced by Moscow, bypass Ukrainian defense systems and devastate cities such as Kyiv
Code for Africa exposes the connections between the four major brands that recruit young people through deception using Western servers and platforms
The businessman, who accompanied Vladimir Putin on his recent trip to China, controls the country’s betting payment system and heads the opaque International Boxing Association, suspended by the IOC
The couple have confirmed that the billionaire, president of the International Boxing Association and an ally of Vladimir Putin, covered the bills
The restive region, a stronghold of Moscow in a country moving toward the EU, maintains its border crossings, its security forces, its government, and its judicial system, even though no country recognizes it
NGOs report an increase in abuses by recruiters whose targets are often vulnerable people. According to analysts, Moscow registers some 20,000 casualties a month
The highly probable intensification of the war in Ukraine this autumn adds to the hybrid war Russia has waged against the European Union
The US president offered his Russian counterpart ‘significant economic benefits’ in exchange for ending the war in Ukraine
Terra Drone is one of the world’s leading suppliers of unmanned aerial vehicles and has received its country’s first domestic order
The only Russian party advocating a ceasefire in Ukraine has been barred from the September legislative elections despite polling second in official surveys
John Ratcliffe’s meeting with the heads of Russian intelligence has unleashed all kinds of speculation as acts of sabotage in Europe keep rising
The probe into the fatal shooting of the serviceman in Alicante throws up more guesswork than certainty concerning the Kremlin’s involvement
Lima acknowledges that over 450 citizens are enlisted in the Russian army and more than 110 are missing
The official report says Mario Alberto Lover is ‘missing in action,’ a formality that hinders the payment of compensation
Moscow and Pyongyang are finalizing construction of their first direct road link while Volodymyr Zelenskiy says the Kremlin plans to bring another 30,000 North Korean troops to fight in Ukraine
The regional capital of Ukraine under the fiercest siege by Russian drones maintains an underground, armored maternity ward
Russia faces the dilemma of which front to reinforce: Moscow and its energy system, the Donbas, or the Black Sea peninsula
Previously the economic engine of the Russian-occupied peninsula, the region can no longer welcome tourists as its resources have hit rock bottom
The ambitious strategy of Kyiv’s Ministry of Defense, along with the rapid evolution of its arsenal, coincides with Moscow’s shortage of air defenses
The largest city on the Crimean Peninsula is struggling to return to normal after a Ukrainian bombing campaign that has put Russian infrastructure under severe strain
NASA ordered its astronauts to shelter in a capsule after Roscosmos unilaterally decided to repair an air leak. An incident that exposes a more dangerous fissure: lack of trust between Moscow and Washington
The SIPRI annual report warns that countries are once again relying on nuclear weapons as an instrument of power. The nine states that possess them are upgrading and modernizing their arsenals
