The war that Putin loses: economic sanctions, more effective than military ones
In a matter of days, United States and his allies used the economy as a weapon of war against Russia
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The boredom of young Russians who have only known Putin as president
Shame, anger and pain is what many young Russians, who have only known Vladimir Putin as president, feel when talking
Will Putin be able to circumvent the Western economic blockade?
The severe sanctions imposed on Russia have caused a fierce fall in the ruble and are forcing the Kremlin to
Putin: Unstable temperament or cunning manipulator?
For two decades, Vladimir Putin has been seen by his rivals as reckless and impulsive. Now that he has ordered
The crisis in Ukraine shows the limits of India’s “neutrality”
The Russian invasion of Ukraine upsets India’s traditional policy of balance between Western countries and Russia and puts New Delhi
Moses: “Russia should be excluded from the 2024 Paris Olympics for this barbarism”
The American Edwin Moses, president of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, believed that Russia should be excluded from 2024
Energy, investments and exports, the damage of the sanctions in Germany
The intense economic relations between Germany and Russia already make it possible to foresee a strong impact of the sanctions
The Russian invasion of Ukraine shakes and rearranges international relations
Russia’s war against Ukraine has been going on for more than a week, but its consequences are already reverberating around
The end of the Roman empire… at the Chesea
The adventure that Roman Abramovich undertook in January 2003 came to an end. Chelsea, that team that hovered at the
Intel sees Mexico and Brazil as “technological superpowers”
Some Latin American countries, particularly Mexico and Brazil, “can become technological superpowers,” assured the new director of Intel for the
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