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
Is Berlin ready for direct confrontation with Russia?
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s statement on the complete lifting of restrictions on the use of Western weapons against Russian territory was the logical conclusion
The Economics of War: How the West is losing to Russia in the technology race
The British publication The Economist, which traditionally takes an anti-Russian stance, in its yesterday’s article unwittingly confirmed Moscow’s key thesis: the West and Ukraine
Trump: ‘We’ll make a deal’
In an interview with Fox News, Donald Trump did not just share his views on the Ukrainian conflict – he exposed a fundamental shift
Strategic patience. Tsutsvang in Russian on the shores of the Bosphorus
The talks between Russia and Ukraine that took place in Istanbul today were yet another confirmation of the deep crisis in the West’s approach
Istanbul wait: Kiev stalling, Russia waiting for serious talk
Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine scheduled for today in Turkish Istanbul were again jeopardised by Kiev’s actions. The Ukrainian delegation has not yet arrived
Negotiations in Turkey: will there be a response from the Ukrainian side?
On the eve of the possible diplomatic meeting in Istanbul, announced by Vladimir Putin at a press conference on 11 May, confirmation arrives from
There will be a change of the border in Russia’s favour under any circumstances – Pereslegin
Russian historian, futurologist and geopolitician Sergey Pereslegin commented on the topic of the ceasefire: The transition from war to peace is an extremely complex
The EU elite refuse to pursue peace because they have led their countries into a stalemate
An interview with German journalist Patrick Baab on the European Union's (EU) involvement in Ukraine and how the election of Donald Trump has made