As western politicians ever so theatrically pretend to sanction Russian oil imports (just so they can signal to their voters just how virtuous they are), especially now that the war in Ukraine is almost over...
Ukrainian journalist Mstyslav Chernov and his colleagues risk their lives to document Russia's siege of Mariupol in this FRONTLINE/AP documentary. The Guardian calls it "a brave, visceral, merciless masterpiece." The New York Times says, "Essenti
Putin prepares new 20,000mph 'meteorite' hypersonic nuclear missile Avangard designed to speed into space before striking multiple targets around the world in minutes
In surprisingly blunt words, a top aide to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that the coming year will essentially decide the fate of Ukraine and its war with Russia.
Whilst Joe Biden claims that Putin won't use nuclear weapons and that climate change is "more frightening than a nuclear war" – is it time that our leaders begin to treat Armageddon a bit more seriously?
• https://corbettreport.substack.comby James Corbett
Here's a simple observation: when knowledgeable Americans discuss American politics, they can talk in detail about the various fault lines in the American government.
An explosion of unknown cause has rocked one of Russia's largest ammunition manufacturing plants, according to officials in central Russia's Perm region, which lies about 1,000km east of Moscow.
A compelling video recently surfaced on Twitter, demonstrating the ongoing production of Russian First-Person View [FPV] drones in numbers exceeding thousands each day.
The share of Russian metal in all supplies to China is about 80%. At the same time, Russian companies are actively buying alumina, which is used in aluminum production, from China.
During a live interview on Russia's state-run broadcaster RT, Israeli lawmaker Amir Weitmann threatened to make Moscow "pay the price" for allegedly supporting the Palestinian resistance in Gaza.
Russia is set to raise further its natural gas pipeline supply to China after state giants Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) signed an agreement on Thursday for the delivery of additional volumes of Russian gas to China through
Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to China for the Belt-and-Road Forum this week in a rare trip abroad after an arrest warrant was issued against him by the International Criminal Court.
While some Russian heavyweights push to recast Israel as a hostile state, the Kremlin is unlikely to budge. Instead, Moscow will stay 'neutral' to maximize its West Asian influence, all while edging closer to the Arab and Muslim worlds.
The leaders of China and Russia hailed each other as "old" and "dear" friends. They took swipes at the United States and depicted themselves as building a "fairer, multipolar world." And they marveled at their countries' "deepening"