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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attack on Ukraine showed the world that a resurgent Russia means, out of necessity, an imperialist Russia. It also revived discussions about whether Russia needs to be “decolonized,” or perhaps “defederalized,” to bury its imperialist ambitions and subdue its military threat. A breakup of today’s Russia, similar to the dissolution of the Soviet Union, is seen as a possible, for some even the most desirable, outcome of a failed Ukraine invasion. Reg...

The Ukrainian military liquidated 9 occupiers, 17 more were wounded.

As Russia bombs Ukraine’s railroad network, Moscow knows what will come down the tracks this summer: $54 billion in U.S. aid to Ukraine. Approved by the U.S. Senate on Thursday,

Yokozuna Terunofuji triumphes to stay a win behind the leaders after 10 days of the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament when No. 4 maegashira Takanosho and No. 15 Ichiyamamoto become the first wrestlers to secure a winning record for the meet.

New Lines magazine cited a Russian oligarch - whose identity they did not reveal - who while speaking to a venture capitalist in March revealed that Putin was very ill with blood cancer.

  VLADIVOSTOK, May 16, 2022 (BSS /TASS) - The total area of forest fires in Russia has increased by 4,500 hectares

New Delhi, May 9: On May 16, Buddha Jayanti will be celebrated all over the world. There is no doubt that Buddhists and others with a liberal mindset across the globe will celebrate the occasion with a great enthusiasm. In India, where the ...

Many in Ukraine, and especially in the West, would like to see a different non-Putin Russia.

Even through the fog of the Ukraine war, it's possible to discern some contours of the future emerging.

Ukraine first suspected Russia was preparing a full-scale invasion on Sep. 6, 2021, secretary of the country’s National Security and Defense