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Despite calling-up 300,000 reservists for the war in Ukraine, the Russian government has not included additional money in next year’s budget to provision or pay troops.

Unless we learn to respect the complexity of the situation, we risk turning it into something more dangerous.

Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu was once among Vladimir Putin's most trusted advisers but, as his military campaign in Ukraine falters, there may be a target on his back.

What if the idea of Pan-Mongolism becomes music to Chinese, European and American ears?

Last week in Europe, Caucasus, and Central Asia, the Russian military invasion of Ukraine continued amid ongoing counteroffensive operations by Ukrainian

Inflation. In Romania, the annual inflation rate rose to 15.88% in September of this year, from 15.32% in August, as the prices of food stuffs increased by over 19 percent, those of non-food goods were higher by almost 17%, and services were more expensive by 8%, according to data published by the National Institute of Statistics. The annual inflation rate will probably continue to increase towards the end of the year, but at a noticeably slower pace, the representatives of the National Bank rec...

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Putin’s “partial mobilization” is continuing a brutal legacy of colonization – as well as resistance – among the country’s minority groups.

Russian setbacks in Ukraine have resulted in increasing internal criticism toward the conduct of the war, with many directing their discontent at a key Putin ally — Defense Minister Sergei

Boris Kagarlitsky - Vladimir Putin, by declaring a “partial” mobilization in Russia, achieved at least one thing: society finally realized that it was in a state of war.