Putin’s swastika maps the West for Russia’s next war — and your city is part of the plan
From NATO sites to Holocaust memorials, Russia’s war symbols stain 15 countries — probing where its missiles might strike next.
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Trump says Putin wants peace. Russia’s Orwellian history textbook tells a different story
While the US peace plan grabs the headlines, Russia is quietly molding a war-hungry generation that could plunge the world into chaos for decades after Trump’s hasty deal.
“Russia makes nations slaves”: a Georgian activist explains her country’s revolt
First they rigged elections, then they killed EU hopes. Activist Marika Mikiashvili reveals how Russia captured Georgia without firing a shot.
NATO must abandon “Russia-Ukraine War” delusion
Denial is not a sustainable strategy. The West must aknowledge Russia's global war for what it is -- and start fighting back
Russia aims to erode Ukraine support via US 2024 election meddling, US officials say
US officials have warned that Russia is leading a group of adversaries looking to influence the 2024 US presidential election through the use of hired commercial firms and generative artificial intelligence.
Next Russia target in Europe you never knew of: Norway’s Svalbard Archipelago
Norway's demilitarized Svalbard archipelago has emerged as a potential target for Russia, as ambiguity surrounding its NATO status could allow Moscow to test the Alliance's resolve without directly triggering Article 5.
Poland increases intelligence budget amid rising Russian threat
In response to mounting concerns over Russian aggression, Poland is ramping up its defenses.
Germany says Russia behind massive cyberattack last year after Berlin decided to send Ukraine tanks
Germany concluded a probe into Russia's 2023 cyberattack, with the German FM stating it "was a state-sponsored Russian cyber-attack on Germany" and this "will have consequences.”
Intel: Russia aims to destabilize Ukrainian unity through hybrid campaigns
Ukrainian intelligence reports Russia's new focus on destabilizing Ukraine from within through hybrid subversive campaigns.
2,370 UK-owned Russian companies profit from foreign money
British boycott of Russian business In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, pressure mounted…
How Russia justifies the murder of Ukrainians: Russia’s 2022 “genocide handbook” deconstructed
Holocaust historian Timothy Snyder called the Russian infamous declaration “What Russia should do to Ukraine” published on 3 April 2022 a “genocide handbook”. The text justifies the Russian murder of Ukrainians and the destruction of the Ukrainian nation, testifying an intent to destroy a specific group, which falls under the legal definition of genocide.
Moscow seeks to use Babyn Yar against Ukrainians; Ukrainians want a memorial to the victims
There are two competing projects for a memorial at Babyn Yar [also known as Babi Yar], the site…
Exploiting the crisis in Afghanistan: Russian and Chinese media draw parallels with Ukraine and Taiwan
Almost in unison, Russian and Chinese state-controlled media outlets continue to draw direct (and false) parallels between Afghanistan…
Trading socialism for chewing gum: Kremlin building military doctrine on self-deception
The Kremlin leadership has cultivated a special brand of “Dolchstosslegende” since the collapse of the Soviet Union 30…
Kremlin’s chronic case of Anglophobia: mental war and Anglo-Zionist empire among week’s propaganda narratives
Russian official documents on security policy usually identify the US as the Bad Guy in international relations. Recently,…
Ukraine, Crimean Platform, and the Witches’ Sabbath: this week’s Russian propaganda
The fact that seven years after the events unraveled on the Maidan square in Kyiv the Kremlin media…
Afghanistan and Lithuanian-Belarusian border crises: this week’s Russian disinformation targets
As the international community reckons with the fall of Kabul and Afghanistan itself into the Taliban’s hands, the…
The five biggest trifles of disinformation
“There is nothing as important as trifles.” – Arthur Conan Doyle, “The Adventures and Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes”…
A year of disinformation in Belarus: Infographic
Disinformation is at the heart of Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s regime. The illegitimate president of Belarus has been clinging to power based…
Baltic-Russian borders today: A reversal of fortune from the First Cold War
Now, once again, barriers are going up between East and West not everywhere but where they are it…
