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Category: 6. Opinion
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Putinist Netrebko to perform at London Royal Opera House
Russian soprano Anna Netrebko, who was a trusted ally of Vladimir Putin during the presidential elections in Russia, will perform at the London Royal Opera House.
According to AFP, Netrebko will be part of Puccini’s “Tosca” slated to be unveiled in September 2025, marking her return to the…
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“In some form.” Russia is now open to Western security guarantees for Ukraine —that’s never happened before
Russian negotiator Kirill Dmitriev said Thursday that some type of security guarantees for Ukraine “may be acceptable” following high-level talks at the White House.
Dmitriev, who heads Russia’s sovereign wealth fund and serves as a close adviser to President Vladimir Putin, traveled to…
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US General Cavoli: Ukraine solved some manpower shortages in war effort
Ukraine has made progress addressing its troop shortages in the ongoing war with Russia, according to the top US military commander in Europe.
Ukraine did faced manpower challenges in its military due to a shortage of new recruits and the exhaustion of existing troops after years of war with…
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ISW: Ukrainian forces likely liberated Nadiivka village near Pokrovsk
Ukrainian forces have made some territorial gains in the Pokrovsk direction, Doentsk Oblast, according to evidence published by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
Geolocated footage released on 2 April showed Ukrainian troops advancing along Lenina Street in western Novoyelyzavetivka,…
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1135: US to skip Ramstein meeting for first time since 2022
Exclusives
“We have practically lost”: Georgian student reveals brutal reality behind 128 days of protests. Tear gas burns your eyes. Police batons break your bones. But watching your country slide into Russia’s orbit? That pain lasts forever. 
“Mad Max” tactics: Ukraine is… Continue Reading
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Slovakia’s Ammunition for Ukraine campaign smashes records, raising over € 5 million despite government’s stance
Slovakia has raised €5.1 million for weapons for the Ukrainian Armed Forces as part of the Ammunition for Ukraine charity initiative despite the position of the country’s government, led by Robert Fico, Ukrinform reports.
The All for Ukraine – Support for Ukraine (All4Ukraine) charitable…
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Four dead, 35 injured after Russian drone strike on Kharkiv
The death toll from a drone attack on Kharkiv on 3 April has risen to four people, with 35 others injured, according to regional and city officials.
On the evening of 3 April, Russian forces launched an attack on Kharkiv with drones, damaging a private house and a residential high-rise building…
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Ukraine to receive additional F-16 fighter jets – US General
The head of the US European Command, General Christopher Cavoli, confirmed during a hearing in the US Senate additional F-16 fighter jets are already being prepared for delivery to Ukraine.
“There are a certain number of F-16s [in Ukraine]. There are a certain number of pilots. There are more…
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“We have practically lost”: Georgian student reveals brutal reality behind 128 days of protests
On 31 March 2025, the anniversary of Georgia’s 1991 independence referendum, thousands rallied on Rustaveli Avenue under the slogan “The People’s Spring is Coming.” President Salome Zurabishvili called for the resistance to take a political form alongside street protests, proposing a “Platform…
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