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Estonia’s Orthodox church that declared independence from Russia is still run by Moscow, intelligence report saysThe Estonian Christian Orthodox Church adopted a new name and new statutes in 2025 — but Estonia's internal security service found the changes cosmetic, with Moscow Patriarch Kirill's oversight departments still directing its activities. -
Five years after Belarus’ stolen election, Ukraine is still catching up on TsikhanouskayaZelenskyy met Tsikhanouskaya in January—Ukraine's first presidential-level contact. Two months on, the Kyiv visit and special envoy remain undelivered. -
Trump and Vance showed Europe’s far right how to weaponize Ukraine. Don’t expect them to stop.For the White House, Ukraine is now reduced to a cheap punchline—lies and stereotypes they throw about—to aid the MAGA-European extreme right-Putin axis. -
Ukraine launched two rockets into space from its territory during war, plans to make own space forceMP boasts of missile defense, hypersonic strike capabilities -
Mark Dixon: “We must declare the Economic World War on Russia”Four years into Russia’s war on Ukraine, Mark Dixon thinks the West is losing the economic fight—not because the tools don’t exist, but because they’ve never been used at full power. -
The 10-point plan to wage the Economic World War—to harm Russia and help UkraineThe domino effect of a rich Russia risks tipping the balance between whether democracy or autocracy prevails, and whether the future human race lives in freedom or under servitude. -
Oil jumped 8% as Trump’s Hormuz blockade undid the ceasefire crashTalks collapsed in Pakistan. A naval blockade replaced a truce. For Russia’s war revenues, the brief window of relief is over. -
Russia spent $130 billion extra on sanctioned goods since 2022 — and it still couldn’t find replacements for some of them, Latvia saysLatvia's intelligence service assesses that Putin likely receives sanitized reports burying the economic losses — making him even less likely to change course under economic pressure. -
Trump’s and Putin’s ally Orbán ousted after 16 years as Magyar wins two-thirds majority and promises Hungary’s return to EuropeMagyar's supermajority gives Tisza the votes to reverse the constitutional changes Orbán made after winning his own first two-thirds majority in 2010 -
Ukraine tips drone war in its favorUkraine innovates fast, Russia scales hard. Ukraine is starting to do both. -
Russia’s An-series military transports were designed in Kyiv — and Moscow’s leaked documents show 143 of its 368 military Antonovs need urgent repairInternal Aviaremont files obtained by Dallas show Russia's primary repair plant for Ukrainian-designed military transports has spent all its government contract advances, cannot source parts, and was borrowing money to pay wages as of January 2026. -
Russia couldn’t take out Ukraine’s electricity. Now it wants the water.After failing to freeze Ukraine with energy strikes, Moscow has shifted its sights—Kyiv isn’t waiting. -
Satellites alone don’t explain Iran’s nine-fold jump in strike accuracy — InformNapalm says Russian SOF doctrine doesIran's missile hit rate rose from 3% to 27% in weeks. The data transfer was real, but without Russian SOF closing the loop between reconnaissance and fires, those numbers don't move that fast. -
Vladislav Inozemtsev: A collapse is not imminentEconomist Vladislav Inozemtsev on oil windfalls, Ukrainian strikes, and why the war will be won on the ground -
“Will not be tolerated” – UK exposes Russian spy submarine operation targeting its undersea cablesA decoy Akula and two GUGI mini-sub carriers operated covertly north of Britain before the Royal Navy intervened. -
Moldova formally exits Russia’s post-Soviet CIS as Sandu signs withdrawal decreesPresident Sandu's decrees complete a break that parliament voted through on 2 April. -
France calls Hungary a traitor as recordings reveal Szijjártó fed Lavrov closed EU summit intelHungary's FM Szijjártó briefed Lavrov during EU summits, offered to send EU docs via Budapest's Moscow embassy, and coordinated sanctions obstruction. -
WP: Hungary is sharing intelligence with Iran, while Vance flies to Budapest to back its leader amid election campaignVance is Campaigning for a man whose minister offered Iran his intelligence services. -
Hungary robbed $82 million from Ukraine’s state bank, now it has fabricated subtitles on a toilet-office joke video to justify itThey took a year-old private video from an illegally seized phone of couriers joking about preparing documents in a public restroom and added a phrase about "corruption money" that was never spoken to the subtitles. -
Ukraine and Croatia are building underground drone factory to kill Chinese supply chainGeneral Cherry and ORQA sign first joint production deal on Ukrainian soil, targeting full localization of drone components.
