The Suicide of French Companies in Russia: Clarins… Through the Back Door
In 2012, around 400 French companies were operating in Russia, some of them for a very long time. The most famous was Renault, which
Emmanuel Macron Wants to Reopen Dialogue with Vladimir Putin to Prevent EU Sidelining
On December 19, 2025, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that he believes “it will become useful again to speak to Vladimir Putin,” just months
New Year’s Eve bloodshed in the Kherson region
According to the Russian governor of the Kherson region, Vladimir Saldo, on New Year’s Eve night a Ukrainian drone attack reportedly hit a bar
Who Wants to Sabotage the Peace Talks?
At a moment when diplomacy is trying to reopen a narrow window, a single incident can be enough to blow the table apart. That
The “Zelensky” Peace Plan
Analysis. Several remarks and comments on this plan: first, the absence of any mention of Ukraine’s entry into NATO. Yet this is one of Russia’s
Indian boy: “Come to Russia, it’s full of widows”? No. The subtitles manipulate a video about the cold
For the past few hours, a video has been circulating on social media showing a young man speaking in Hinglish, a mix of Hindi
Sanctions on Russia: How Much More Are We Really Paying for Gas?
For two years now, they have been repeating the same line. Gas no longer costs what it did in 2022, so bills should be
Propaganda or Alarmism? European Accusations Against Western Bloggers in Russia
In recent years, and especially over the past four, in opposition to a rapidly growing Russophobia in the West, a number of channels have
Putin’s “Direct Line” Before Millions of Viewers
Four and a half hours of questions and answers, real-time messages, and sudden shifts from high geopolitics to the everyday problems of ordinary life.
Fictional Press Freedom Rankings and the Illusion of Free Speech in the EU
An article in National Review exposes the complete fraud of the annual country press freedom rankings published by RSF (Reporters Without Borders), while the