“Government forgot us”: after 15 days without electricity, Crimean residents ran out of patience
Dried water taps. Closed shop windows. Pitch-dark houses. Local residents gathered near the municipality building to charge their smartphones in…
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“We are stuck in hell”: Iranians spoke about how Trump deceived them
Iranians remember the rhythm of war with horror. It is well known. It has returned again. Highways are being bombed. Money depreciated rapidly. Donald Trump on social…
Report from a secret drone factory: fear of becoming the next Russian target
In a secret location in southern Germany, the head of a drone factory working at the highest-value defense startup “Helsing SE” hands me a deadly killing machine. It…
He who dared to challenge Putin: then the masked Kremlin men knocked on the door
When masked men began banging on his front door this week in one of Moscow’s suburbs, Boris Nadezhdin found the reaction too drastic.
The US Ambassador to Tokyo has not yet arrived: showed off his superyacht where the Italian elite party
In recent weeks, when United States President Donald Trump was involved in a tense conflict with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, the US ambassador in Rome…
Robots roll in, thunder: Russians didn’t even realize they were fighting against machines
While drones buzzing everywhere captured the world’s attention and rewrote the rules of combat, a different, much quieter revolution erupted on the battlefield in Ukraine. On the ground, wheeled and manned…
Not the first time: „The New York Times“ has previously attributed cold beet soup to the Poles
One of the largest US newspapers, The New York Times, caused a stir over cold beet soup, to which the Vilnius City Business and Tourism Development Agency “Go Vilnius” responded.
Seeing what “The New York Times” writes about cold beet soup – they were shocked: “I’m calling the police…”
One of the largest US newspapers, The New York Times, caused outrage among Lithuanians. Journalists of the famous publication described a legendary Lithuanian dish but attributed it to the Poles…
Putin unexpectedly turned this country into his den: how he found the weak spot
After Russian military forces invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Western leaders expelled hundreds of Moscow spies from their capitals and included Kremlin-linked companies in the “…
Russian artists – underground: In Moscow, people are afraid to say one word
Art exhibitions are hidden in cramped apartments and dusty studios. Such open ones are “friends only.” Or they are opened in fancy collectors’ offices, which can no longer be public…
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