A Deadly Silence: The Assassination of Semyon Skrepetsky in Poland
Russian artist and political satirist Robert Kuzovkov, known as Semyon Skrepetsky, has been murdered in Poland, highlighting the ongoing risks for Kremlin critics abroad.
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Escalation in the East: The Grim Reality of Recent Cross Border Strikes
A surge in cross border violence has left nine dead in Ukraine and three in Russia, marking a grim escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Shadow Games in the Channel: Why the Royal Navy Just Boarded a Russian Tanker
Royal Marines have boarded a Russian shadow fleet tanker in the English Channel, marking a significant move against sanctions evasion.
Black Sea Tensions Flare as Drone Strikes Hit Russian Energy Hub
A recent Ukrainian drone strike on a Russian sea terminal in the Krasnodar region has resulted in casualties and raised concerns over regional stability.
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Jetting Off Russian Fuel: The UK's End-of-Year Energy Divorce
The UK government is phasing out all Russian diesel and jet fuel imports by the end of 2022 as part of sanctions against Moscow, a move set to impact fuel prices and supply chains.
World
Is the Cold War Making a Comeback? Why the Top Brass is Worried About Russia
The UK's top military official warns that the threat from Russia is at its highest point in decades. Here is what you need to know about the current state of national security.
World
St Petersburg Under Siege: The Drone War Hits Russia's Second City
St Petersburg residents are being told to stay indoors following an unprecedented drone attack, marking a shift in the reach of the conflict.
World
Diplomatic Deadlock: Why Putin is Shutting the Door on Zelensky
Vladimir Putin has dismissed the possibility of peace talks with Volodymyr Zelensky, signalling a continued diplomatic stalemate in the ongoing conflict.
World
Zelensky’s Diplomatic Gamble: Is a Face to Face Meeting the Only Way Out?
President Zelensky has issued a bold call for direct talks with Vladimir Putin to end the war, as global attention shifts toward the Middle East.
World
Awkward Timing: Ukrainian Drones Crash the Party at Putin's St Petersburg Economic Forum
As the St Petersburg Economic Forum gets underway, Ukrainian drones are making their presence felt by targeting Russian oil infrastructure in a bold tactical move.
World
The Cracks in the Kremlin: Is Russia Finally Turning Against the War?
As the war in Ukraine drags on, cracks are appearing in the Russian public's support for the Kremlin. Is the tide finally turning for Putin?
World
A Dark Night in Kyiv: The Brutal Reality of Recent Missile Strikes
Kyiv was struck by a series of devastating ballistic missiles overnight, resulting in at least five deaths and widespread fear across the capital.