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The U.S. has feared Putin would escalate his war if this happened. Will he?

The dictator will have to answer.

The Russian Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Russian politician Boris Nadezhdin, who sought to challenge the signature collection requirements set by Russia’s Central Election Commission (CEC), Russian propaganda agency RIA Novosti said on Telegram on Feb. 15.

Who thinks we need 750 bases in 80 countries?  Can you give one single, rational reason for such impositions and incursions on those  80  countries?  While we’re $35 trillion in national debt, why are we wasting more money and 450,000 military personnel on those bases?  What’s the point?  What’s the

The founder of the Soviet Union died in 1924, but his embalmed body remains on display in a country that doesn’t know how to let go of its past.

What confuses me about modern political science (in the broad sense of the word) that studies international security issues is its irresistible fantasy.

Up to 10,000 people gathered outside a court in the city of Baymak in the Russian Republic of Bashkortostan on Jan. 17 to protest a four-year prison sentence handed down to prominent Bashkir activist Fail Alsinov, according to The Insider Telegram channel.

Next year could be critical for Putin due to domestic problems

Now it's Vivek Ramaswamy's turn to face the arrows, and they're coming fast and furious after he stole the show at the first GOP presidential debate.

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin fears a conflict between Russia’s FSB Federal Security Service and the country’s military is imminent, international relations expert Ivan Yakovyna revealed on Radio NV on Aug. 22.