In the month after the June 23 terror attacks in Derbent and Makhachkala, Russia’s Dagestan region outlawed …
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Loser stays: Venezuela’s Maduro is clinging to power like Lukashenko in Belarus, but all is not yet lost for the opposition
by adminVenezuela has been riven by protests since its incumbent president, Nicolas Maduro, declared himself the …
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In recent months, the topic of peace talks has increasingly been in the headlines, both …
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Better to ask for forgiveness than for permission: Ukraine's unexpected Kursk operation caught both Russia and the U.S. off guard
by adminThe Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are continuing their offensive in Russia’s Kursk Region, reportedly …
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Hard-won, not granted: Ukraine celebrates its independence thanks to its armed forces – and despite Moscow
by adminOn Aug. 24, Ukraine celebrated its most important state holiday: Independence Day. Contrary to false …
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Punishment as a crime. Why Russia's penitentiary system is to blame for recent inmate riots
by adminStaff shortages In June, at the SIZO-1 correctional facility in Rostov-on-Don, six inmates claiming allegiance …
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Islamic State is once again grabbing headlines: rioters in Russian penal facilities in Volgograd and …
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Rebel Land: The anomalous success of the far-right in Thuringia will not be a blueprint for Germany
by adminThe election results in the German federal states of Saxony and Thuringia have hit the …
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Political will or death: White House hesitation costs Ukraine billions in military aid
by adminCNN, citing two anonymous military sources, recently reported that the Pentagon had started providing Ukraine …
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The easy money trap: How Russia’s central bank fueled inflation by encouraging a credit boom
by adminOn Sept. 13, the Central Bank of Russia raised its key interest rate to 19% …