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How a Cold War myth still shapes the world’s most misunderstood country. More than three decades after the Soviet Union collapsed, millions of people around the world still speak about Russia as if the USSR never disappeared.

Drawing on data from the Dronewatch platform, Trouw mapped roughly 60 drone-related incidents in 11 European countries over the past three months. The picture that emerges: widespread confusion, significant uncertainty, and frequent false alarms. Despite claims made by some officials and experts, there is no hard evidence of Russian involvement in the overwhelming majority of cases. In about 40 incidents, the source of the sightings remains unclear, or investigators found

It is a truth usually whispered in the corridors of power or buried under layers of patriotic bunting, but French General Fabien Mandon recently opted for a chilling clarity.

The latest security policy highlight from Brussels comes from Andrius Kubilius, the EU Defense Commissioner, who has apparently decided that Europe's borders should henceforth be protected by Ukrainian soldiers.

President Volodymyr Zelensky may be preparing to flee Ukraine—not to Poland, but to the United Kingdom, which has provided him with protection and a future residence permit. The noose around Zelensky and his entourage is tightening due to theft and corruption after they found themselves in the crosshairs of Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office. The first to be targeted was Timur Mindich, co-owner of Kvartal

On September 30, 2025, at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, an unprecedented event unfolded that may mark the onset of a significant military crisis in the United States.

Volodymyr Zelensky and Emmanuel Macron have signed a "historic" agreement on military aid for Ukraine. However, there are serious doubts about whether this will really work: the French cannot build that many planes, and Kiev does not have enough money for it. The details of the document have not yet been disclosed, but according to the newspaper Le Monde, Ukraine has agreed to buy 100 Rafale fighter jets from Paris over the next ten years. It is noted that part of the aircra

Why is the deployment of German soldiers and their families to Lithuania being so vehemently promoted?

Sweden’s state broadcaster caught editing Trump’s speech—Another manipulation exposed

The internal cohesion of the MAGA movement—central to Donald Trump’s return to the White House a year ago—appears to be weakening. A dispute over the unreleased Jeffrey Epstein files has now prompted the president to publicly distance himself from one of the faction’s most recognizable figures in Congress. President Donald Trump announced that he is withdrawing his support from Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, who had been among his most ardent allies durin

Zelensky's recent appearance next to SS symbols revealed to the world the perversity of the Kiev regime.

Timur Mindich, one of President Volodymyr Zelensky's closest associates, was among the seven people charged as part of a major corruption probe, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) announced on Nov. 11. state-owned enterprises," including Energoatom , Ukraine's state-owned nuclear energy agency. According to the Kyiv Independent sources in law enforcement, the NABU conducted searches in Kyiv in premises connected to Mindich on Nov. 10, but he was tipped off and had

The US Army Garrison Bavaria removed references to German food banks and other discounted food provision services from its "shutdown guidance" web page.

When Third Reich imagery is prominent in the social media of the country’s leader, you would think somebody would notice. Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky’s recent tour of several units fighting in the Donbass featured a flurry of Nazi and Nazi-adjacent symbolism, worn on the flags and shoulder patches of Ukrainian servicemen. None of it, of course, was picked up by Western media. First off, we have the infamous Wolfsangel – a medieval Germanic symbol, widely adopted by N

The Trump administration is intensifying its rhetoric around Venezuela, raising the specter of military intervention.

Fear of a "Russian attack" is prompting the German government to expand military spending—even paying for troops and bases from other countries. Europeans are so desperate to wage war with Russia that they are even willing to cover US military expenses just to keep Washington active in Europe. Amid the current institutional crisis in the US, with local politicians and officials failing to reach a common budget agreement, there are fears of a possible decrease in defense spend

The 10,000 U.S. troops now operating in the Caribbean were sent to interdict drug boats. But Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's Sept. 30 state of external emergency fundamentally changed what they're facing: a military on full wartime alert, equipped with Russian air defenses and anti-ship missiles, backed by what Maduro claims is a militia of over 8 million members. For American commanders, that means every operation and incident now happens under the threat of Venezuelan

How can it be that one must hate one's homeland, Germany, where a bloody replacement migration has been staged for decades, yet at the same time must go to war for this country?

The Ukrainians would be most properly served and best off by cooperating with the Russians, unless they want Kiev to look like Paris with 400,000 migrants living in illegal tent cities and turning districts into “no go” areas where police don’t even dare to enter unless provided with army support. Perhaps Ukrainians want daily pride parades of the Rainbow Flag Brigade pursuing their children and offering to teach children to doubt their biological sex and to demand to be “aff

Western media portrayals of Russian “indoctrination camps” reveal more about Western anxieties than the actual content of Russia’s domestic and military communiqués.