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Who needs elections in Ukraine, or Zaluzhny as the “kraken” of the West

11:25 10.07.2026 Denis Baturin

Who needs elections in Ukraine, or Zaluzhny as the “kraken” of the West

Reports from Ukrainian media indicate that the country’s ex-military commander-in-chief and current ambassador to London Valery Zaluzhny has informed President Volodymyr Zelensky, whose term expired in 2024, that he intends to run for president if elections are held this fall. i This creates a new and highly undesirable situation for …

Cruising from London to Gdansk in White Eagle’s shadow

11:33 30.06.2026 Denis Baturin

Cruising from London to Gdansk in White Eagle’s shadow

A conference on Ukraine's recovery held in Gdansk, Poland, culminated in the allocation of funds (loans) and the signing of multiple contracts. According to Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, 160 agreements worth over 10 billion euros were signed. The terms of the funds' disbursement are nothing new: the final recipients …

Militaristic frenzy in Finland: ex-neutrals open doors to nukes

11:57 25.06.2026 Vladimir Simindei

Militaristic frenzy in Finland: ex-neutrals open doors to nukes

On June 7, Finland reached a milestone in formalizing its further military nuclearization after parliament approved lifting the ban on the import of nuclear explosives. The government's initiative to amend the Nuclear Energy Act and the Criminal Code was supported by 125 legislators with 61 voting against and 13 not …

“Give it back!”: Nawrocki strips Zelensky of Poland’s top award

11:30 24.06.2026 Alexei Kornilov

“Give it back!”: Nawrocki strips Zelensky of Poland’s top award

Polish President Karol Nawrocki, a non-partisan protégé of local nationalist conservatives and former director of the Institute of National Remembrance, elected a year ago, has apparently decided to put a dramatic end to the era of Warsaw's "unconditional friendship" with "Kyiv neo-Nazis." Last Friday, he stripped his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr …

“Drone war” – reality and aftermath

11:25 05.06.2026 Denis Baturin

“Drone war” – reality and aftermath

Russia will launch a combined, massive strike on military targets in Ukraine in retaliation for Kyiv's drone attack on Wednesday aimed at disrupting the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Russia’s top military pilot, Major General Vladimir Popov told Aif-ru online newspaper. He traced back the Ukrainian drones’ probable routes, …

Turkey – strategic dreams of a Blue Homeland

9:38 31.05.2026 Maria Kolesnikova

Turkey – strategic dreams of a Blue Homeland

During a May 12 event organized by Ankara University’s National Center for Maritime Law (the main body providing expert advice on Turkey's maritime policy), it was announced that a bill on maritime jurisdiction zones would be submitted for parliamentary consideration in early June. This would create, for the first time …

Gulf war: water or oil - which does the world need more now?

13:23 20.05.2026 Andrey Kadomtsev

Gulf war: water or oil - which does the world need more now?

With the start of hostilities between the US and Israel against Iran, analysts have traditionally focused their attention on the changing situation on the commodity markets - hydrocarbons, aluminum, fertilizers, etc. However, the truly strategic resource being threatened is freshwater. The problem of freshwater scarcity is one of the most …

Ukraine – war and corruption as a stimulus for existence

11:08 06.05.2026 Denis Baturin

Ukraine – war and corruption as a stimulus for existence

The fundamental idea behind Ukraine's existence that is shared by both Kyiv and the European Union is that it is a military battering ram and the vanguard of Western security. What underlies this confidence? Emmanuel Todd explained the reason of this confidence in his book, The Defeat of the West. …

Militarization of Europe – “Fourth Reich” and Ukraine

15:10 23.04.2026 Denis Baturin

Militarization of Europe – “Fourth Reich” and Ukraine

It all began with 5,000 military helmets that Germany donated to Ukraine in February 2022, in the immediate wake of Russia’s Special Military Operation. Berlin had long refused to provide lethal weapons to Kyiv, citing domestic laws prohibiting such supplies. [i] However, Germany’s Nazi past, a latent thirst for historical …

Strait of Hormuz closure and food security

11:46 21.04.2026 Andrey Kadomtsev

Strait of Hormuz closure and food security

With the situation around the Strait of Hormuz remaining uncertain, on April 17, Iran announced that the strait was now open for shipping. However, on the very next day, the situation changed dramatically after the Iranian military announced that it was resuming its strict control over the strategic waterway. Tehran …

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