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October 24, 2023

Ukraine and Russia in Stalemate: The Battle for Resources, Missiles, and Winter Warfare Strategies

The New York Times: Given the intensity of the fighting in Ukraine, military analysts generally agree that Moscow and Kiev will have difficulty building up forces for an offensive. What matters now

Opinion

The commander-in-chief of Ukraine’s armed forces on what he needs to beat Russia

The Economist: The detailed account from Valery Zaluzhny, the commander-in-chief of Ukraine’s armed forces, on what Ukraine needs to gain an upper hand in its conflict with Russia. Zaluzhny identifies the current stage of the conflict as a “positional” war—characterized

November 2, 2023

As war engulfs Gaza, Putin sees a chance to regain some of Russia’s faded global stature

Opinion

The Guardian: In the midst of Gaza’s conflict, Russia, under President Vladimir Putin, sees an opportunity to restore some of its diminished global clout

The Wagner Group evolves despite the death of Prigozhin

Opinion

The Telegraph‘s podcast “Ukraine: The Latest” discussed the ongoing impact of the Wagner Group following the death of its founder Yevgeny Prigozhin. Alicia Kearns,

The surprising resilience of the Russian economy

February 3, 2024

Russia·World

The Financial Times: In Tula, Russia’s defense capital, President Vladimir Putin lauded the resilience of the Russian economy against Western sanctions, proclaiming its growth and superiority over many Western economies. The IMF

Russia accuses Ukraine of killing 65 of its own POWs by shooting down plane

January 24, 2024

Russia·World

Reuters: A video by the Baza channel, linked to Russian security services, and confirmed by Reuters, shows a large aircraft crashing to the ground near the village of Yablonovo in the Belgorod

Russia Prepares Legal Battle to Stall Seizure of Frozen Reserves

January 12, 2024

Business

Bloomberg: Russia is preparing for court proceedings in case the Russian assets frozen in the West are seized in favor of Ukraine. The Bank of Russia is currently drafting agreements with international

Putin seeks to make Russia’s remote far east a holiday hotspot

January 9, 2024

Russia·World

The Times: With foreign travel increasingly difficult for Russian citizens, Moscow is set on regenerating domestic tourism. With its defunct gulags and ghost towns, Russia’s far east still bears the marks of

This is no time for West to falter on Ukraine

December 19, 2023

Opinion

The Times: The article by William Hague draws historical parallels between the current conflict in Ukraine and the Napoleonic Wars, emphasizing the protracted nature of wars and the decisive role of economic

Abramovich Pledged $3 Billion for Ukraine War Victims. The Money Is Frozen in the U.K.

December 16, 2023

Business

The Wall Street Journal: Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich pledged to donate $3 billion from the sale of Chelsea FC to victims of the Ukraine war, but these funds are currently frozen in

G7 moves closer to seizing Russian assets for Ukraine

December 16, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: Western nations, led by the G7, are considering the unprecedented move of seizing Russian central bank assets, estimated at around $300 billion, to support Ukraine. This consideration arises amidst

This is Putin’s war plan until 2026

December 15, 2023

Europe·World

Bild: Russia is working to implement a new medium-term plan for the conflict in Ukraine, which again involves seizing large areas of the neighboring country. Russia is counting on a further decrease

Vladimir Putin says Ukraine war goals are unchanged – and there will be no peace until they’re achieved

December 14, 2023

Politics

Sky News: President Vladimir Putin has reiterated during a four-hour television interview that Russia’s goals in the Ukraine conflict remain unchanged and peace will only be achieved when those goals are met.

Two Russians charged with hacking, trying to meddle in 2019 U.K. election

December 7, 2023

Russia·World

The Washington Post: Two Russian nationals, Ruslan Aleksandrovich Peretyatko and Andrey Stanislavovich Korinets, have been charged by U.S. officials for their involvement in a spear-phishing campaign aimed at hacking U.S. government agencies,

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Ukraine and Russia in Stalemate: The Battle for Resources, Missiles, and Winter Warfare Strategies

The commander-in-chief of Ukraine’s armed forces on what he needs to beat Russia

As war engulfs Gaza, Putin sees a chance to regain some of Russia’s faded global stature

The Wagner Group evolves despite the death of Prigozhin

The surprising resilience of the Russian economy

Russia accuses Ukraine of killing 65 of its own POWs by shooting down plane

Russia Prepares Legal Battle to Stall Seizure of Frozen Reserves

Putin seeks to make Russia’s remote far east a holiday hotspot

This is no time for West to falter on Ukraine

Abramovich Pledged $3 Billion for Ukraine War Victims. The Money Is Frozen in the U.K.

G7 moves closer to seizing Russian assets for Ukraine

This is Putin’s war plan until 2026

Vladimir Putin says Ukraine war goals are unchanged – and there will be no peace until they’re achieved

Two Russians charged with hacking, trying to meddle in 2019 U.K. election

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