How Long before Russia’s Risky Toying with Europe’s Far Right Really Backfires?
Engaging with the European far right is an unpredictable, risky business because you never what kinds of monsters it might
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Italy’s Prime Minister Denies Russia’s Influence, Defends Salvini in ‘Russiagate’ Scandal
Salvini's refusal to appear inn the Italian Senate over the so called Russiagate has angered his ruling coalition partners from
Germany’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline with Russia ‘Terrible Mistake’, Bipartisan Consensus in US Has It
US opposition to Nord Stream 2 has become more intensified as the construction of the second Russia - Germany Baltic
Comedian Zelensky Wins 1st Round of Ukraine’s Presidential Elections, to Face Poroshenko in Runoff
The comedian's uncoventional campaign has barely mentioned Ukraine's long-standing conflict with Russia, and has instead focused on fighting corruption.
Crimea Will Be Russia’s ‘Forever’, Threats Are ‘Useless’, Moscow Tells West 5 Years after Annexation
Putin and Medvedev have once again justified the acquisition of Crimea through the referendum they held there after Russian troops
EU Slams ‘Illegal Annexation’ of Crimea, Stands with Ukraine as Russia Celebrates 5th Anniversary of ‘Reunification’
The EU has lambasted Moscow on a number of Crimea-related issues - from the Crimea (Kerch) Bridge to the human
EU Slaps First Ever Chemical Weapons Sanctions on Russians, Syrians over Skripal Case, Douma Attack
Four Russians, five Syrians, and a Syrian regime state research institute are targeted by the new restrictions.
Europe Marks 50 Years since Crushing of Prague Spring by Soviet, Warsaw Pact Tanks in 1968
On Tuesday, August 21, 2018, Europe marks the 50th year since the Prague Spring, the liberalization in the former Czechoslovakia,