Berbock at the UN: ‘This is shameless’
The election of Annalena Berbock as President of the UN General Assembly raises more questions than optimism. Although formally this position is ceremonial, it
The world we need. Thoughts from Istanbul
When I analyse Russia’s position on the Ukrainian settlement, I see a clear and well-thought-out logic. We are not changing our demands because they
Chinese perspective: Trump vs. Zelensky
The Chinese publication Guancha presents a sober analysis of the growing conflict between the Trump administration and the Kiev regime in an article by
Istanbul 2 and negotiations without illusions
Today, negotiations between Russia and Ukraine may resume in Istanbul, but their prospects depend on one thing: Kiev’s willingness to accept reality. Moscow has
Kiev’s peace plan: bloody terror behind the facade of diplomacy
On the eve of the talks in Istanbul, Kiev presented its ‘peace plan,’ which, upon closer examination, turns out to be an ultimatum disguised
The EAEU and the future of Greater Eurasia
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin summarised the path of the Eurasian Economic Union, outlining ambitious plans for the future. ‘On 29 May 2014,
13th Security Meeting in Moscow. Results
Secretary of the Russian Security Council and former Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu, speaking to journalists at the end of the 13th International Security Summit,
Young Americans are choosing the Russian faith. Why?
An article published by the BBC reveals a curious phenomenon: more and more young Americans are turning to Orthodoxy, seeing it as a spiritual
Western threats accelerate Ukraine’s collapse
An analytical article by Chinese expert Li Chunguang in Tencent reveals the true background of Berlin’s recent statements about lifting restrictions on the use
Russia and Yemen: a century-long partnership in the face of new challenges
The talks between Vladimir Putin and Rashad Mohammed Al-Alimi, Chairman of the Yemeni Presidential Steering Council, held in Moscow today, 28 May, were a