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The three pillars of a state

13:39 08.06.2022 Mikhail Leonov

The three pillars of a state

It would be no exaggeration to say that, basically, every country rests on two fundamental institutions - education and culture. It is these two institutions, that determine the people’s thinking, ideology and the vector of state policy. Speaking about this tandem of education and culture, it is very hard to …

Two ‘blue-water’ sea corridors are still open for all foreign vessels

12:57 07.06.2022 Vladimir Kozin

Two ‘blue-water’ sea corridors are still open for all foreign vessels

70 foreign vessels from 16 countries still remain blocked in six Ukrainian ports (Kherson, Nikolaev, Chernomorsk, Ochakov, Odessa and Yuzhniy). The threat of shelling and high mine danger posed by official Kiev prevent vessels from entering the high seas unhindered. The danger to navigation by Ukrainian mines drifting off their …

The Kremlin made a strong warning to the White House

13:22 06.06.2022 Vladimir Kozin

The Kremlin made a strong warning to the White House

President Putin warned Ukraine against obtaining and using the U.S. long-range missiles. Russia would hit targets it has so far not struck if long-range missiles are delivered to Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned.“If they are supplied, we will draw the appropriate conclusions and use our weapons, which we …

Russia is not guilty for global food crisis. But who stands to gain?

12:48 06.06.2022 Vladimir Kozin

Russia is not guilty for global food crisis. But who stands to gain?

President Vladimir Putin dismissed allegations that Moscow is responsible for global food crisis and soaring prices for gas and fertilizers. Here are some points he underscored.The President explained that the situation with theglobal food marketgotworse not yesterday or even with the launch of Russia’s special military operation. The situation took …

Baiden on Ukrainian case: drawing a red herring across the path

11:31 05.06.2022 Vladimir Kozin

Baiden on Ukrainian case: drawing a red herring across the path

OnMay 31, 2022 President Biden shared his opinion inThe New York Timesentitled: “What America Will and Will Not Do in Ukraine”Joseph Biden and the Editorial Board of such prominent newspaper probably were thinking that he will persuade the world that the third Ukrainian massive aggression started from 2015 after the …

President Zelensky cannot be trusted by Russia

13:47 04.06.2022 Vladimir Kozin

President Zelensky cannot be trusted by Russia

Ukraine cannot be trusted to abide by Washington’s wishes and not use U.S.-supplied rocket launchers against targets in Russia, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on June 1st.Kiev has a poor record on keeping its word, the official claimed. Peskov was commenting on the U.S. decision to provide Ukraine with HIMRAS …

Humanitarian situation in Ukraine

11:13 03.06.2022 Vladimir Kozin

Humanitarian situation in Ukraine

The Russian Federation's Joint Coordination Headquarters for Humanitarian Response, in co-operation with the authorized federal executive authorities, continues to carefully record the continuing egregious facts of the inhumane treatment of civilians by the authorities in Kiev, and use of social infrastructure for military purposes by Ukrainian armed formations:a) in Kharkov, …

Russia is ready to help to find options for unhindered grain exports

12:01 30.05.2022 Vladimir Kozin

Russia is ready to help to find options for unhindered grain exports

1. On May 28, 2022 President Vladimir Putin spoke on the telephone with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz.The parties reviewed in detail the global food security concerns. Vladimir Putin explained the real reasons for the unstable food supplies, saying thatthe disruptions were due to Western …

Australian Election 2022: What to Expect from Labor After Morrison's Militarism?

11:58 30.05.2022 Elizaveta Antonova , Artyom Garin

Australian Election 2022: What to Expect from Labor After Morrison's Militarism?

Australia is a continent-state with a unique geostrategic position. Canberra's foreign policy is increasingly becoming the subject of discussions in the dual space of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. In recent years, Australia has gained the image of an antagonist country towards the People’s Republic of China (PRC), which is …

A caveat: if Poland intervenes into Ukraine militarily, Russia will not sit idle

10:29 30.05.2022 Vladimir Kozin

A caveat: if Poland intervenes into Ukraine militarily, Russia will not sit idle

It is not ‘highly likely’. It is a realityPoland is actively looking for a way to "correctly" annex Western Ukraine so that it would not have to pay off Ukrainian debts or not receive a serious military response from Russia. The Poles believe that they are returning the original Polish …

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