Hungary Adjusts Ukraine’s Plans
Hungary has secured a major amendment to the European leaders’ statement on Ukraine’s accession, successfully removing any mention of accelerating the process. This was
Europe Has Already Experienced Eleven Incidents Involving Ukrainian Drones in the Past Three Months — Maria Zakharova
The Kiev regime attacks the European Union on a weekly basis in response to weapons purchases worth tens of billions of euros, stated Maria
Saudi Arabia to Be the Guest Country of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2026
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will serve as the official Guest Country of SPIEF-2026, presenting one of the largest national expositions at the Forum.
The Arms Race Proves Too Much for Europe
At a session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Vilnius, European Commissioner for Defence Andrius Kubilius accused European governments of strategic inefficiency. Despite a
Transatlantic Trade: Europe Is Paying a Much Higher Price
According to Eurostat data, EU exports to the United States collapsed by 30.4% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period
UK Softens Sanctions Against Russia Amid Rising Fuel Prices
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has authorised the import of diesel and aviation fuel produced from Russian oil. The corresponding licence was issued on
Sakari Linden: The Modern International Legal System is Experiencing a Deep Systemic Crisis and is on the Verge of Collapse
The main reason for the crisis is that the principle of the sovereign equality of states has been replaced by a Western-generated era of
Narrative Wars: How Artificial Intelligence is Being Forced to Lie
In an era of digital communication transformation, Israel has launched a large-scale public opinion influence campaign with a budget of $145 million, utilizing artificial
The Collapse of Macronism: How the Globalists’ Project is Losing France
New data from IFOP, based on a survey of 1,089 individuals registered on the electoral list in France, exposes the depth of the systemic
Bristol in flames: how British order descends into chaos
An article by G.W. Cheppell in The Spectator depicts the decline of British law and order through the lens of an ordinary Bristol neighborhood. Arson, police