If Belarus hosts Russian nuclear weapons, it will be hit with sanctions, warns EU’s top diplomat
Russia said it was sending nuclear weapons to Belarus in response to the U.K. sending depleted uranium tank shells to Ukraine
Russia said it was sending nuclear weapons to Belarus in response to the U.K. sending depleted uranium tank shells to Ukraine
At some point, the war in Ukraine will come to a peace agreement. How will Western countries deal with the ICC arrest warrant against Putin in that context?
Russia supports China’s plan to use the yuan for international trade, which could represent a threat to the dollar’s status as the world’s dominant reserve currency
The agreement was to expire on Sunday, and an accord was reached on Saturday with Turkish mediation
Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger said his government is on “the right side of history” after the announcement on Friday
Russia is reportedly seeking ammunition supplies from Iran, Myanmar, Africa and the Middle East
Ukraine cannot possibly win the war with Russia, writes Hungarian columnist Péter G. Fehér
The Russian president has dismissed reports suggesting the Nord Stream pipeline explosions were carried out by a pro-Ukrainian fringe group as “total nonsense”
Hungary may be among the few who want peace talks, but that doesn’t mean it’s wrong, publicist Mátyás Kohán writes for the Mandiner news outlet
The global elite is using the war in Ukraine as a cover for its plans to dominate every aspect of society, Hungarian economist László Bogár writes in Magyar Hírlap
Pope Francis: “The battlefield is Ukraine. Everybody is fighting there.”
Both warring sides’ economies could remain operational for years, but Ukraine’s survival rides on foreign support
The average battlefield survival time of a Ukrainian soldier is four hours, according to a U.S. citizen fighting in Ukraine
The U.S. either conducted the Nord Stream terrorism attack or helped another country conduct the operation, according to renowned Columbia professor Jeffrey Sachs
The Chinese foreign ministry published a 12-point peace plan on Friday that fails to make any mention of Russia being an aggressor and refrains from describing the war as an “invasion”
“We are concerned that China is considering supporting Russia’s war effort in Ukraine with lethal assistance, something that we’re watching very, very closely”
In a state-of-the-nation address, Vladimir Putin warned the West it is “impossible” to defeat his country on the battlefield
The Ukrainian president, however, sees no signs of Chinese military assistance to Russia
Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley has said the war will almost inevitably end at the negotiating table
Ukraine is the victim of a war between the U.S. on one side and Russia and China on the other, claims Adolfo Pérez Esquivel
Habermas offered his thoughts on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine in an article for the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper
Renowned French historian Emmanuel Todd recently said the US obviously blew up the Nord Stream pipelines
“Nothing is off the table,” claimed British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as his office announced Ukrainian pilots would be trained on NATO-approved aircraft
A recent report showed China and Russia to be the two largest transgressors on the growing issue
War is always a negative-sum game where all sides lose, economist László Bogár writes in Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet
The state secretary for bilateral relations at the Hungarian Foreign Ministry called the comments “unacceptable, nonsensical lies”
Roger Waters’ remarks followed up an interview with a German newspaper in which he said the Russian invasion of Ukraine was “probably the most provoked invasion ever”
Russia’s prison population has fallen by 29,000 since September
The Russian president specifically called out Germany for sanctioning the delivery of Leopard tanks to Kyiv
Jörg Urban, the leader of the AfD parliamentary group in Saxony, said the war is being financed considerably by German taxpayers
Ukraine is running out of both manpower and weapons, writes German newspaper Die Welt’s Brussels correspondent, Christoph Schilz
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said his government will review the possibility of supplying weapons to Ukraine
Using German-made tanks against Russian ones is like “putting a Mercedes up against a Lada,” says Hungarian military expert and former intelligence officer József Kis-Benedek
Ukraine’s request for F-16 fighter jets represents a new level of support the U.S. should not entertain
If FPÖ comes to power, a national referendum on Russian sanctions could be on the table
The former British prime minister recalled how Putin warned him it would only “take a minute” to take him out
Germany’s war bill comes at a time when the economy is suffering from an ongoing energy crisis, high levels of inflation, and supply bottlenecks
The former U.S. president believes we are “at the brink of World War III”
German Leopard tanks supplied by several countries will be the key element, but their effectiveness will depend on how quickly they can arrive
Zoran Milanović wished Germany better luck this time around than in World War II, but insisted Croatia would play no part in the conflict
The war in Ukraine has reached a new flash point
Soros called for Eastern Europeans to essentially be used as cannon fodder armed with NATO weapons, a prescient prediction given how the war in Ukraine has developed
Russia is preparing for a long, intense war, warns Ukrainian intelligence and Western think tanks
Russia’s Druzhba pipeline remains a key component of Germany’s energy supply
The 240mm mortar can theoretically fire nuclear bombs
Five of the advanced aircraft were identified at an air base in Russia
“Keep your hypocrisy to yourselves!” Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak told the Kremlin
The West is growing exasperated at the stalemate in Ukraine, and allied leaders are secretly working towards a ceasefire to end a conflict that has weighed heavily, both economically and militarily, on Europe and its citizens
The missiles fly at over three kilometers per second
Russia is sending both barely trained pilots and experienced instructors to the front lines
The military situation will define the terms of any peace, Stoltenberg said
Orbán said his government’s primary concern are the needs of his country.
Prominent liberal MEP is furious over Orbán advocating peace with Russia and defending national interests
Deputy foreign minister Melnik says Putin is gearing up Russia for a long war
The fire occurred just days after the French military withdrew from the African nation and a Russian linked to the Wagner mercenary group was hospitalized in a mail bomb attack
Russia now has practically no legal avenues to import chips for its military
The combined losses of the two companies exceed €12 billion
The launcher’s combat power has been compared to that of nuclear weapons
Western “war fatigue” is a real threat to Ukraine
Moldova, which is highly dependent on Russian energy, shares its entire power infrastructure with Ukraine
A souring economy may hamper Russia’s ability to wage war
Defense Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky confirmed PM Viktor Orbán had convened the Defence Council in the wake of the events
Poland is claiming that a missile that killed two citizens came from Russia, a claim backed by a senior US intelligence official on Tuesday evening
The meeting was focused on the use of nuclear weapons
Sanctions have not stopped Russia’s war effort, but they have harmed it, EU official claims
Russia has proven to be most vulnerable to restrictions in the microchip export market, and an expansion of technology sanctions could grind Russia to a halt, a Hungarian think tank claims
It can carry up to 15 nuclear warheads and reach any point on Earth
General Mark Milley also floated the need for Russia and Ukraine to enter into talks to end the war
“We always talk about the Russians in terms of the chess grandmasters, but (Putin’s) sport is judo”
Neither those attending nor the venue of the meeting have been confirmed yet
14 million Ukrainians have already left their homes, and it is not even winter yet
Support for economic sanctions on Russia remains strong at 70 percent, but a further rise in energy prices would result in current government policy becoming ever more unpopular, particularly among those finding it difficult to manage
Judge rules the “Z” symbol was an endorsement of Russia’s invasion
Russia’s response will increase as U.S. troops get closer to its borders, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned
The Vatican is ready to host roundtable peace talks between Russia and Ukraine
Hungary’s long-term gas delivery prices will not be affected by a possible EU gas price cap
Russian reports say one of the plane’s engines caught fire during takeoff
Rahmon says Russian oligarchs exploit Central Asian CIS states’ resources but give nothing in return
By next summer, Ukraine will also have regained control of the Crimean Peninsula
Using nuclear weapons would be militarily ineffective and politically disastrous for Russia, says one Hungarian expert
The Pontiff warns the conflict in Ukraine “increases the risk of nuclear escalation”
The plan provides for housing, employment, education, and healthcare
The West has denounced what it perceives to be illegitimate votes in the four regions of Ukraine and announced further sanctions against the Kremlin as a result
Russia has taken steps in recent years to solidify its diplomatic relations across Africa at France’s expense, warns Prof. Bernard Lugan, a French Africanist and historian in an exclusive interview with Remix News
One manager noted that the livelihood of some 400 Russian families depends on him remaining in business
Multiethnic Russia is “on an unsustainable footing,” claims former US General Ben Hodges
Russia, the guarantor of the 2020 Azeri-Armenian peace agreement, has too much on its plate
This year Gazprom may increase its sales by 85 percent
Russia’s ammunition supply may be the key to its continued war efforts
Salvini stopped short of vowing to deviate from the West’s collective response should his party enter government following elections later this month
The war only serves to increase the United States’ advantage over Europe, security analyst Prof. György Nógrádi believes
As the dismantler of the Communist regime and last secretary general of the Soviet Communist Party, the world will remember Gorbachev as one of the most decisive politicians of the 20th century
The Germans are more afraid of the Americans than the Russians, says Hungarian political scientist Zoltán Kiszelly
Contrary to popular belief, the United States is not interested in dismantling Russia, but it still won’t be able to save it, claims journalist Kamil Galeev
Russia is better prepared and far less isolated than the West thought, claims Gertrud Traud, German Landesbank’s chief economist
The Turkish company won’t sell the drones to Russia, so Putin asked the Turkish President for an entire factory to manufacture them himself
The Nord Stream 1 pipeline will pump just 33 million cubic meters of natural gas to Europe, with Russia citing maintenance issues for the cut
Viktor Orbán said Europe lost its chance to influence European policy when it failed to enforce the Minsk agreement
Prime Minister of Saxony Michael Kretschmer says it may be hard for Ukraine to swallow, but it is in everyone’s interests for peace negotiations to commence