Category: Russia
Global Surge in Refinery Fires Raises Questions Amid Ongoing Conflict
A surge in global refinery fires raises concerns over energy security, with over 45 incidents reported in 45 days amid geopolitical tensions.
The Defective Chinese Weapons (Part 2)
An investigative analysis exposing failure rates of Chinese weapons exports, comparing global arms suppliers and revealing reliability gaps, operational risks, and the true cost of low-cost defence systems.
Beijing’s Cyber Crackdown: Draft Law Aims to End Online Anonymity and Expand Global Control
China’s draft Cybercrime Prevention and Control Law could end online anonymity, ban VPNs, and expand Beijing’s digital control globally, raising serious concerns for privacy, cybersecurity, and international businesses.
900 Strikes in 12 Hours: The Explosive Timeline of the US–Israel–Iran War
The US–Israel–Iran war enters its second week after massive strikes, missile barrages, and regional escalation. Over 1,300 dead as global powers including China, Russia, and India maneuver amid rising tensions.
U.S. Sets June Deadline for Ukraine–Russia Peace Deal as Energy Attacks Intensify
Washington has given Kyiv and Moscow until June to reach a peace deal, even as Russia escalates attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and nuclear facilities.
Is the Nobel Peace Prize Really About Peace?
For decades, the Nobel Peace Prize has celebrated champions of peace—but an investigation into winners from 1996 to 2025 reveals a pattern of controversy, political alignment, and actions sometimes contrary to peace, raising questions about the true purpose of this prestigious award.
Ruslan Bortnik: Ukraine’s Fight for Real Independence and Honest Governance (Interview)
Leading Ukrainian analyst Ruslan Bortnik detailed interview on war, corruption, true sovereignty, and why Ukraine must stay independent from both Russia and the West.
Rare Earth Metals: The Critical Elements Powering the Modern World
Rare earth metals power EVs, wind turbines & defense tech. Discover what they are, where they’re mined, China’s dominance, and the escalating geopolitical struggle.
North Korea shows off new intercontinental missile at military parade
Nuclear-armed North Korea displayed its most advanced Hwasong-20 intercontinental ballistic missile, described by the North Korean government as the country’s “strongest nuclear strategic weapon system,” state media said on Saturday.
North Korean soldiers who fought with Russian troops against Ukraine celebrated
North Korean soldiers who fought alongside Russian troops against Ukraine marched through Kim Il Sung Square on Friday, carrying the flags of Russia and North Korea as part of the Workers’ Party 80th Anniversary celebrations. Video: North Korea soldiers who fought alongside Russia celebrated at Workers’ Party anniversary The soldiers marched to the Russian patriotic song “To Serve Russia,” a rare and symbolic display of solidarity between Pyongyang and Moscow. According to estimates, around 2,000 North Korean soldiers were killed while supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine. And reports say that under a new deployment plan, North Korea recently sent another 1,000 combat engineers to Russia. Although the event marked the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Workers’ Party, it was also a display of military cooperation between the two countries. Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, attended the celebrations in Pyongyang. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks with Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council and leader of the United Russia political party Dmitry Medvedev as he visits the country for an event marking the 80th anniversary of the founding of the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK), in Pyongyang, North Korea, October 9, 2025, in this pictured released October 10, 2025 by North Korea’s official Korean Central News Agency.He thanked North Korea for what he called its “steadfast support” for Russia’s ongoing military operation in Ukraine. At Pyongyang’s May Day stadium Russian singer Shaman performed a tribute to the soldiers who fought in Kursk. Kim Jong Un and the audience rose from their seats to honor the soldiers. The parade highlighted the partnership between Moscow and Pyongyang. As the song “To Serve Russia” played across the square, the message was clear: an old alliance is being reshaped for today. We are : Investigative Journalism Reportika Investigative Reports Daily Reports Interviews Surveys Reportika