Ukraine’s allies should make an offer to Russians before September’s ‘elections’
By Dr Vladislav Inozemtsev30/07/2026 Source Russia’s parliamentary election result will be what the Kremlin wishes it to be. But it…
Month: July 2026
Culture as a Frontline: How Moscow’s Berlin Outpost Defies Sanctions and Fuels Hybrid Warfare
By James Johnson28/07/2026 Behind the grand facade of the Russian House on Friedrichstraße lies a covert intelligence hub, far-right alliances,…
NATO’s arms race has an unlikely weak link: cables
By Emily Ryan MillerJul 27, 2026 Source NATO leaders wrapped up their summit in Ankara, Turkey, in July 2026 having…
Why China Sees NATO as a Threat to Asia-Pacific Stability
By Dr.Nadia HelmyJuly 25, 2026 Source In celebration of the 99th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People’s Liberation…
Russia’s War Economy Hits the Wall as Half-Year Deficit Shatters Annual Budget Limit
By Steven Blatter24/07/2026 The Kremlin’s precarious attempt to balance a high-intensity war economy with domestic stability appears to be unravelling.…
Will Trump Take the Win at NATO’s Ankara Summit?
By Ambassador Daniel Fried02/07/2026 Source At NATO’s July 7-8 Ankara Summit, President Donald Trump can land a big success: advancing a…
Inside the Kremlin Shadow Networks Working to Fracture European Unity
By Steven Blatter01/07/2026 For years, Western intelligence agencies have warned that Russia’s foreign policy relies heavily on unconventional subversion. While…