NATO’s strategy to develop and improve cooperation with Russia seems to work only on paper. The block continues to expand, which raises serious concerns with the Russian administration. “NATO poses a threat to us today, and it is a very serious threat,” Nikolai Patrushev, the chairman of the Russian Security Council said

01.02.2010
Officially, Moscow’s proposal was released on January 28 at the London conference on Afghan issues. The list of objects built at the expense of the USSR includes power stations, factories, oil plants, roads, power transmission lines, and pipelines. The reconstruction will require huge amounts of money that the Afghan government does not have. Russia does not suffer from money surplus and has already written off $10 billion of Afghan debt. The West is not eager to pay from their pockets either

27.01.2010
For the first time in history, Russian troops will be joined by the troops of former USSR’s World War II allies in a Victory parade on Red Square on May 9 (the World War II Victory Day). A preliminary agreement with military and politics official of France, the USA and Great Britain has been reached. Invitations have been sent to all heads of the CIS countries, except for the President of Georgia

26.01.2010
We all know what the West thought about the 5-day Georgian War in the Summer of 2008 because reputable media outlets suddenly transformed themselves into peddlers of cheap propaganda without an iota of truth. We present a series of views in essays issued by the Russian Center of Analysis of Strategies and Technologies in Moscow. What really happened in the Caucasus?