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In recent years, Russia has been making headlines for its crackdown on dissent while simultaneously promoting its economic and military achievements through propaganda. This dual approach has raised concerns both within the country and on the international stage. The Russian government's crackdown on dissent has been a cause for alarm among human rights advocates and political observers. Critics argue that the Kremlin has been increasingly silencing opposition voices and independent media, thereby limiting free speech and stifling political opposition. The suppression of dissenting voices has taken various forms, including the imposition of restrictive laws, censorship, and the targeting of activists and journalists. These actions have sparked criticism from the international community, with many expressing concerns about the state of democracy and civil liberties in Russia. Simultaneously, the Russian government has been actively promoting its economic and military successes throu...

In a surprising turn of events, the citizens of Georgia who had put their trust in the government to defend them from Russian interference are now facing a bleak reality. The hopes and expectations of the people have been met with disappointment as the situation takes a turn for the worse. Georgia, a country with a tumultuous history of conflict with its neighbor Russia, has long struggled to maintain its sovereignty and independence. The citizens have looked to their government to protect them from external threats and to uphold their national interests. However, recent developments have cast a shadow of uncertainty over the future of the nation. Amidst rising tensions and geopolitical maneuvering, the people of Georgia find themselves in a precarious position. The promises made by the government to safeguard the country from Russian interference now seem to ring hollow. The once hopeful populace is now grappling with the harsh reality that their security and well-being may be comprom...

In the ever-changing world of politics, it is often difficult to predict what the future holds for leaders. However, when it comes to Russian President Vladimir Putin, some argue that not much has changed over the past 25 years and question what he will be like in 2036. Putin first came to power in 1999 as the Prime Minister of Russia and later assumed the role of President in 2000. Since then, he has maintained a strong grip on power, with his presidency characterized by a combination of authoritarianism and a focus on restoring Russia's status as a global power. Critics argue that Putin's leadership style has remained largely unchanged throughout his time in office. They point to his consolidation of power, crackdown on dissent, and control over the media as evidence of his autocratic tendencies. These critics believe that if Putin continues on this trajectory, little will change in the next 15 years. However, it is important to consider that Putin's leadership has also b...

The Russian Collusion theory, also known as the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory, has been a major topic of discussion in American politics since the 2016 presidential election. At its core, this theory suggests that there was collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government to influence the outcome of the election in favor of Donald Trump. The theory gained traction after it was revealed that several members of the Trump campaign, including former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and former national security adviser Michael Flynn, had contacts with Russian officials during the campaign. Additionally, there were allegations that Russian hackers had interfered in the election by releasing damaging information about Hillary Clinton through WikiLeaks. Despite these allegations, however, there is still no concrete evidence to support the Russian Collusion theory. The Mueller investigation, which was launched to investigate Russian interference in the election and possible collu...

Less than three weeks ago the Wagner mercenary group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin had staged a mutiny against the Russian government. However, with the Belorussian leader’s assistance it was reported that the group which was on its way to Moscow was directed to Belarus. After weeks of silence and no official announcement coming from Belarus or from Russia today there is an official announcement from Belarus that the mercenary group is using its territory with official pictures shown to outside. There is no confirmation yet of the Wagner’s future plans cooperating with the Kremlin after Putin had called them as traitors and that he would be dealing with them seriously for their attempt to throw the top leadership in the Kremlin which left Mr. Putin speechless before the Russian public which came as a surprise for Mr. Putin. He has since been freezing after the enormous welcome and support Mr. Prigozhin got from the Russian public who came out openly to cheer Mr. Prigozhin. Something that wa...

For one reason or the other russia the former soviet union has tried to paint for itself a bad image of itself in the eyes of the world. At one time they joined force against the nazi germany putting an end to barbaric killings of 6million jews during the holocaust. Subsequent to that as it has always been the divide between the west and the east stayed after the war. While the west continues to portray itself as the big brother the east shows itself as the prodigal child. Next both of the brothers will meet again as it is in the parable of the prodigal sons. The eldest son stayed with the father taking care of the family property while the youngest son left after claiming his share of his father's property. Then coming back to his father seeking for work in the property of his father. Neither the west or the east have learnt their lessons as is in the parable. When one talks of democracy the other talks about oligarchs. The parable is a lesson for the west and the east...