Hungary and Slovakia are in a heated clash with Ukraine over a new ban on Russian oil that they fear will disrupt their energy supplies. The EU is stepping in to mediate, as Budapest and Bratislava warn that Ukraine’s move could severely impact their oil imports. Hungary is even threatening
A dramatic car bomb explosion in northern Moscow injured a Russian military intelligence officer and his wife, leaving the officer severely wounded. Footage shows the blast ripping through their vehicle shortly after they entered it. The suspect, believed to be linked to Ukrainian special services, was arrested in Turkey after
Russia and Cuba are exploring a major new project: building an oil refinery in Cuba with the help of Russian companies. This plan could turn Cuba into a key player in oil production, rather than relying on dwindling supplies from Venezuela. With Cuba struggling with severe fuel shortages and skyrocketing
In a dramatic escalation, Ukraine launched a successful drone attack on Russia’s largest Black Sea refinery, causing significant damage and igniting a fire. This is the first major strike on a Russian refinery since May, with Ukrainian drones targeting the Tuapse facility in a bid to disrupt Russia’s energy supplies
Germany may host US long-range missiles by 2026, sparking fears of a new arms race with Russia, which threatens to deploy its own nuclear missiles in response. As tensions escalate, Germany’s Alternative for Germany party is pushing for urgent discussions, while experts warn of a potential European crisis reminiscent of
Euroclear, a Brussels-based clearing house, announced it will transfer €1.55 billion from interest generated by frozen Russian funds to support Ukraine. This decision follows EU and G7 discussions on using Russia’s immobilized assets, totaling €210 billion, sanctioned due to the Ukraine conflict. The first payment will aid Ukraine’s defense, with
The Alt-Media Community would greatly benefit if more of its members drew attention to the role that the Russian-Indian Strategic Partnership plays in keeping Sino-US bi-multipolarity at bay and turbocharging tri-multipolarity processes with a view towards jointly midwifing complex multipolarity. Wall Street Journal opinion columnist Sadanand Dhume just published a
Max Boot’s wife, Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst and senior foreign policy expert, has been indicted for spying for South Korea. According to the charges, Terry traded sensitive U.S. intelligence and influence over American policies in exchange for luxury gifts like designer coats and high-end dinners. The indictment
In a startling development, Moscow has accused the United States of financing assassination attempts on both Russian President Vladimir Putin and former US President Donald Trump. The accusations came shortly after Ukrainian spy chief Kyrylo Budanov admitted to failed attempts on Putin’s life. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova alleged