A Quieter Victory Day in St. Petersburg Hints at the Strains of Russia’s Long War
St. Petersburg, RUSSIA — Eighty-five-year-old Lyudmila Vasilyeva survived the siege and famine that devastated St. Petersburg, then known as Leningrad,
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Ukrainian draft enforcers open fire at Roma residents – media — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union
Members of the community attempted to storm a recruitment center after a local man was seized by the press gang
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Putin Says Ukraine War Winding Down, Blasts West for Backing Kyiv
President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said the war in Ukraine was winding down, slamming Western support for Kyiv, as the
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Hormuz akin to ‘atomic bomb’ – Iranian supreme leader’s adviser — RT World News
Tehran and Washington continue “sporadic” exchanges of fire as they vie for control of the strategic waterway The US military
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Director Alexander Sokurov Expresses ‘Sympathy’ for Exiled Artists After Venice Event Canceled
Acclaimed Russian film director Alexander Sokurov said Friday that he feels “sympathy” for exiled artists who signed an open letter
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India conducts maiden flight of glide weapon system — RT India
The locally developed ‘TARA’ can convert unguided warheads into high-precision munitions India has conducted the maiden flight of its locally
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Russian Economy Shrinks in the First Quarter
Russia’s economy contracted at the beginning of the year as weak business activity and declining oil and gas revenues strained
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Revival of the spirit or blatant revanchism? (by Dmitry Medvedev) — RT World News
Threats by Donald Trump to withdraw the United States from NATO, expressed on March 27, 2026, at an investment forum
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Russian Customs Seize British Children’s Books as ‘Extremist Literature’
Russian customs officials said they had identified “extremist literature” in a shipment of children’s books imported from Britain, according to
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Hormuz and the end of the old oil order — RT India
The Middle East conflict makes clear that great‑power politics now matter as much as OPEC quotas and output When Brent crude
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