Did Russia Chase a British Destroyer Away with Bombs?

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ni On Wednesday, Moscow said that the British Type 45 destroyer HMS Defender ventured as many as three kilometers into Russian territorial waters off the Crimean coast, a claim that London disputes. →

‘Your body just stops’: long Covid sufferers face new ordeals as sick pay runs out

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guardian Working seven days a week as a nurse and a fitness instructor, while bringing up two young daughters, Rebecca Logan led an extremely active life – until she contracted Covid-19 while working →

Chinese researcher embroiled in controversy after claiming his study reverses Einstein's theory of relativity

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gt A researcher from a university in North China's Hebei Province has been mired in controversy after claiming that his research in physics, which has been recommended for the provincial science and →

Vladimir Putin: The Real Lessons of the 75th Anniversary of World War II

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ni The Russian president offers a comprehensive assessment of the legacy of World War II, arguing that "Today, European politicians, and Polish leaders in particular, wish to sweep the Munich →

What Is Putin’s Mindset Ahead of His Meeting With Biden?

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carnegie Putin will probably be interested in assessing where Biden’s real concerns lie; where the sensitive areas may be in which mutual restraint, rather than unattainable compromise arrangements, →

Four Unknowns Ahead of Russia’s 2021 Parliamentary Elections

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carnegie ​ The Duma electoral campaign will lock in the inertia of parliamentary party dynamics. The regime will arrive at the 2024 presidential elections with a solid parliamentary majority. The →

Purges and Professionals: the Transformed Russian Regime

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carnegie The changes of 2020–2021 have proven so sweeping and profound that the Russian regime is undergoing a renaissance. Everything is now either pro-regime or anti-regime—i.e., criminal. Few →

US needs more sense of shame, clearer estimation of itself

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gt US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan threatened both China and Russia during his interviews with different media on Sunday. For Russia, he claimed that the US is preparing "another package →

Is It Time for Europe to Reopen Its Embassies in Syria?

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ni Reopening embassies should not be a goal in and of themselves but merely a first step to assisting in the development of a postwar Syria that is vital not just to the millions of Syrians directly →

Why Hitler Wanted to Conquer New ‘Lebensraum in the East’

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ni June 22 marks the eightieth anniversary of Hitler’s invasion of the Soviet Union. The assault was largely influenced by economic considerations. by Rainer Zitelmann Economic factors played a →

The ‘Liberal International Order’ Is Neither Universal nor Exceptional

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Is it time for Central and Eastern Europe to embrace cryptocurrencies?

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emerging europe Most countries of Central and Eastern Europe have long been wary of cryptocurrencies, but there are some exceptions, and signs that in others, attitudes are changing. In September →

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