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Skorkin: Root cause of the war is Kremlin’s aggression; Ukraine lacks the resources to return to 1991 borders; change of regime in Russia is only way to achieve lasting peace.
KZ: Three Russian groupings in Donetsk Basin hammer UAF with tanks, guns, planes, drones.
This article offers a historical review of relations between Russia and the West as a series of civilizational projects beginning with the invitation of the Varangians and the Christianization of Rus to the present time. The author identifies watershed moments in Russia’s civilizational choices, stressing the role of the religious factor, as well as analyzing the relations between Russian culture and the Western Enlightenment.
Remchukov: There is no hope for stable peace in Ukraine; a compromise hinges on grasping the realities of each of the parties’ values, goals.
THROUGHOUT history, Western civilization has sought to impose its will on external actors. Rather than relying on direct military defeat – rarely feasible due to the perpetual lack of material and human resources among Europeans – the preferred strategy was far simpler: the destruction of existing power structures from within, using others as proxies.
Bovt: As U.S. rivals slam DeepSeek, experts look into specs; Russia with world-class computing power and tech firms “ready to join the AI race”
Trump pledges ‘taxes, tariffs and sanctions’ if Putin refuses to negotiate Ukraine peace; Kiev tells press it needs ‘irreversible security’ for concessions.
Journalists name Crocus City Hall attack, Navalny’s death, nuclear threats as most noteworthy events of 2024, feel pessimistic about prospects for any improvement in 2025
Putin Touts 2024 as ‘turning point’ on Ukraine for Russia during Defense Ministry meeting
Yakovenko: As Russia nears victory over Kiev, Trump should make lasting peace, focus on home.