A secret Russian intelligence document obtained by The New York Times shows the FSB’s growing alarm over Chinese espionage, despite Moscow’s repeated public claims of an unbreakable friendship with Beijing.
Category: 6. Opinion
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NYT: China, “the enemy,” targets Russian tech, territory, and scientists, leaked FSB file shows
China officially claims neutrality in the Russo-Ukrainian war, yet maintains strong… -
ISW: Ukraine denies Russian claims on alleged blocking of POW and KIA body exchange
Ukrainian officials have denied Russian claims that Kyiv failed to participate in a prisoner of war (POW) exchange and body repatriation effort planned on 6 June, saying no official date had yet been agreed upon.
Amid the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war, Russia “remains committed to promoting…Continue Reading
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Russian missile killed young couple planning marriage. They lived on 8th floor —their bodies found in basement after collapse
A young couple planning to marry died in their home when a Russian missile struck their apartment building in Lutsk, burying them under the rubble.
Russian officials described the massive assault on 6 June as retaliation for a recent surprise Spiderweb drone operation, which, however,…Continue Reading
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CIA forged Ukraine’s broken spy service into Mossad for Putin — now it can’t make them stop
The Moscow generals who planned a “three-day” victory. The nuclear bombers that threatened Alaska for decades. The Wagner mercenaries who carved up African nations like personal fiefdoms — all neutralized by a country the world still sees as David fighting Goliath.
In just three years,…
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Oxford historian has a 7-point plan for saving democracy. Will Ukraine survive to see it?
Ukrainian analyst Dmytro Zolotukhin recently posed a haunting question: Ukraine has been striving to be a democracy ever since it regained independence, but aren’t Ukrainians, by chance, playing in the team of losers now?
“Absolutely not,” rebutted Timothy Garton Ash at the 2025 Lviv Media…
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1200: Kharkiv suffers record attack since full-scale invasion began
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Putin’s “neutral” athletes cheer Russia’s atrocities in Ukraine — but FIFA can’t wait to get them back. While the Kremlin’s so-called ‘neutral’ athletes win Putin’s war medals and cheer on Russian crimes in Ukraine, the world’s top sports leagues are slowly preparing their… Continue Reading
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Poland’s newly elected president says he is “currently” against Ukraine’s accession to EU
Poland’s president-elect Karol Nawrocki said he opposes Ukraine’s European Union membership at this time, according to an interview with Hungarian publication Mandiner.
“Currently, I am against Ukraine’s entry into the European Union,” Nawrocki said when asked about Brussels’ push for…
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Russian industrial infrastructure faces dual fire crisis affecting 28,100 square meters in total
Two major industrial fires erupted in Russia on 7 June, with blazes at facilities in Kstovo and Pushkino, prompting large-scale emergency responses and raising questions about the causes of the incidents.
In Kstovo, located in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, a bitumen production plant with a…
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Putin’s “neutral” athletes cheer Russia’s atrocities in Ukraine — but FIFA can’t wait to get them back
Now Is Not the Time to Lift Ban on Russian Athletes
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the international community came together to impose stiff penalties on Russia to punish it for the war.
Numerous countries sanctioned Russian government officials,…
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Canada sends $ 35 mn military aid to Ukraine: Coyote armoured vehicles and anti-jamming systems delivered
Canada’s Defense Minister David J. McGuinty announced over $35 million Canadian (approximately $25.5 million USD) in military assistance to Ukraine during the 28th Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting in Brussels, according to Canada’s National Defence press service.
The aid package includes…
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