Russia
The Battle for Sofia: Why the Second Round of the Bulgarian Presidential Election Has Become a Test of Survival for the Black Sea Region
Trump and Putin's Cynical Deal: How Sanctions Relief Is Being Exchanged for Fake Ceasefires Ahead of the Elections
"This Is a Matter of Ukraine's Surrender": Rashkin on Trump and Putin's Plans
"We are ready, but we do not want to," Putin said regarding the possibility of war with Europe
Call to the Devil: How European Allies Are Trying to Secure a Seat at the Negotiating Table – and Why They're Failing
Combating Riots or the Internet: How Information Networks of Influence Operate and Who Benefited from the Protests in France
"You Need to Be a Psychotherapist with Putin": Fesenko on the Negotiations in Abu Dhabi
The US Is Discussing Joint Projects with Russia After the War Ends, According to the FT
"These Are Our Missiles Now": Svitan on Storm Shadow and the Puzzling Pause in Strikes on Oil Refineries
"He's just one of Putin's governors": Rashkin on Trump, Starlink, and new pressure on Ukraine
"Trump Is Acting Like Agent Krasnov": Zhirnov on Possible Ties to the KGB, Concessions to Putin, and Starlink
Peskov named the city where Putin, Trump, and Xi Jinping could meet
When might genuine peace talks to end the war begin?
Russia is a country that is the largest in the world by territory and ninth by population.
The Russian state emerged in 1991 after the collapse of the USSR.
The leader of Russia is the dictator Vladimir Putin, who is waging war in Ukraine and is an international war criminal.
The court in The Hague issued an arrest warrant for Putin for the abduction of Ukrainian children and their relocation to the territory of Russia or Belarus.
After the start of the full-scale war, Russians and Russia have become outcasts: no country in the world is glad to see Russians on its territory, sanctions are in force against Russia, and they need to be strengthened.