On Monday, drones from Kyiv struck an oil refinery in the Russian republic of Tatarstan and Russia’s largest liquefied natural gas plant in Western Siberia. The strategy against the Kremlin’s infrastructure

Russian interests in Syria are intertwined with legal issues, and the death sentence handed down to the dictator takes on the significance of a life insurance policy

An agreement has been signed bringing an end to the Russian concession in Tartus and Latakia. But crude oil, wheat and the veto power at the UN remain the Kremlin’s leverage to keep a foothold in the country

Drones in NATO countries’ airspace, military aircraft over the Baltic, GPS jamming, spy ships, submarines near critical infrastructure, men accused of working for Russian intelligence, disinformation campaigns, cyber-espionage operations, oil tankers from the ‘shadow fleet’, missiles landing beyond Ukraine’s borders. A map of Putin’s pressure

A Kolobok versus Spider-Man? The debate fuelling discontent in Russian cinemas

Nuclear bases, airports, ports and ghost ships. This is how Russia studies our defences without declaring war. A report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies

Names of generals who have already failed in the same task. The situation at the front and what is really happening in Kramatorsk

Just two years ago, Trump supporters were criticising Biden for his talks with China. The Italian example of cooperation with Beijing

The explosive drone found in Leipzig is the latest episode in a campaign that European intelligence agencies attribute to Russia’s hybrid warfare: the front line is drawing closer to Western strategic infrastructure