Google has been hit with an enormous fine of $20 decillion, a number so large that it’s hard to even imagine. This staggering amount is owed to Russian broadcasters who have been banned from using YouTube, and it’s not just about the money—it’s a message from the Kremlin. According to
In the vast digital landscape, one app has become a symbol of freedom for millions around the world: Telegram. But this seemingly simple messaging app hides a story of defiance, conflict, and power struggles involving one of the most powerful governments in the world—the Kremlin. Telegram’s Birth: A Tale of
At the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov claimed that France seeks ‘direct’ entry into the Ukraine war. According to the Kremlin, France, a NATO member, is quickly turning into a “direct” player in the crisis in Ukraine, which poses a serious threat to sharply increase tensions
Former CIA Officer Larry Johnson says the decision to drone attack Kremlin was made by the United States. The Wednesday attack, which was likely to have been targeting Russian President Vladimir Putin, was stopped by electronic warfare systems which disabled the drones before they could reach their target. According to
Skolkovo was perhaps the Kremlin’s boldest maneuver yet. Envious of America’s technological success, the Russians sought to re-create the West Coast high-tech industrial hub in the suburbs of Moscow. But unlike the bottom-up innovation that defines Silicon Valley, where computer geniuses pinched their pennies and built the first personal computers
British Intelligence Chiefs are concerned that Russian intelligence have obtained compromising material on Prince Andrew and that the Kremlin has its hands on the controversial Israeli spy Jeffrey Epstein’s blackmail sex tapes. The details are revealed in the sensational new book “EPSTEIN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES.” Meanwhile, another new
Everywhere, you’ll find scholars, pundits, and policymakers talking about the threat the “Gerasimov doctrine” — named after Russia’s chief of the general staff — poses to the West. It’s a new way of war, “an expanded theory of modern warfare,” or even “a vision of total warfare.” There’s one small problem. It doesn’t
Swiss police suspect Russian spies bugged Davos 2020 disguised as plumbers. Authorities suggest agents posed as tradesmen in order to bug world leaders. Russian plumbers do not tend to summer in Davos. Even those with diplomatic passports. How Russian spies bugged Davos 2020 disguised as plumbers Five months before world
