Ukraine bans largest opposition party
In addition to banning the main opposition party, the court also upheld an earlier decision to ban 11 other political parties that Kiev regarded as “anti-Ukrainian” and “collaborationists”
In addition to banning the main opposition party, the court also upheld an earlier decision to ban 11 other political parties that Kiev regarded as “anti-Ukrainian” and “collaborationists”
“Hitler rallied a significant part, if not most, of the European nations under his banner for a war against the Soviet Union,” Russia’s foreign minister said. Now NATO appears to be following in his footsteps
Andrey Gurulyov, a Russian MP, ally of Putin and former deputy commander of Russia’s southern military district, says London will be a prime target if tensions escalate into full scale conflict with the West
The New Atlas on how Russia is close to encircling thousands of Ukrainian troops in Severodonetsk and how they’ve been ordered to retreat to avoid being captured
What is not in doubt is the increasingly authoritarian, even criminal, drift of the Ukrainian regime. While the fawning MSM look the other way, a real campaign of intimidation, kidnappings and executions is underway
Brian Berletic and Angelo Guiliano discuss Lithuania’s denying Russia rail access to Kalingrad. How this echoes the dispute between German and Poland over the Gdansk corridor, which sparked WWII, and how this ties in with rising tensions over Taiwan
The neo-conservatives are back using a new narrative to push their old agenda of war and U.S. supremacy. Only now they have a new target and it’s not Iraq or Afghanistan
In the latest blow to Ukraine, as many as 500 of its soldiers are reported to have been killed in Russian cruise missile strikes on the Ukrainian port of Nikolaev
Germany, Austria and the Netherlands have all fired up mothballed coal plants in an effort to reduce their gas consumption
Former White House military advisor Col Douglas Macgregor tells Judge Napolitano that the Ukrainian army has effectively been “annihilated”. However, although Ukraine is staring at defeat, the conflict still has the potential to escalate and draw in the U.S. and its allies.
One of Putin’s closest confidants says that the closure of rail links to Kalingrad proves the West cannot be trusted. Warns that “appropriate measures” will be taken
General Sir Patrick Sanders took over command on Monday and wrote to his subordinates about the new challenges they face. Foremost among these was the possibility of fighting against Russian forces in Europe