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

In 45 minutes, 24 Iskander missiles and 4 Zircon missiles were launched at Kyiv. But the country is preparing for winter, including through diplomatic efforts to force Moscow to make peace. “We will continue,” says Budanov, head of President Zelensky’s Office

The Italian frigate Thaon di Revel has boarded a second suspicious oil tanker in less than two weeks. After years of financial sanctions, Brussels is opening a new front at sea: the expanded Irini mandate allows European forces to inspect vessels suspected of helping Russia evade oil sanctions

The founder of Telegram is accused of aiding and abetting terrorism, as the Ukrainian secret services are alleged to have used the app to recruit young Russians for acts of sabotage

During his meeting with Putin, the President of Kazakhstan called for the conflict in Ukraine to be ‘frozen’ and for a return to the so-called Istanbul 2.0 formula. His words represent one of the few public appeals from the leader of one of Moscow’s closest regional partners urging Russia to return to the negotiating table

Graham’s funeral and the script for Trump. An hour in Washington amid promises of arms and sanctions passed by the Senate. The Ukrainian president tries to unite the fronts in Kyiv and Jerusalem. But how much does he trust Trump? Until the call with Putin. Meanwhile, Ukraine remains divided between the front line and the streets