Alexander Dugin often called “Putin’s Brain”, has once again raised alarm bells by publicly pushing for a seven-nation expansion that would reshape the entire post-Soviet region. From Moscow’s ideological inner circle, Dugin has framed territorial conquest as a necessary state objective, arguing that international law is secondary to force. He even uses Trump’s Greenland comments as a strategic example of how great powers claim territory and why Russia must do the same. WATCH
20 January,2026 01:47 AM IST
U.S. President Donald Trump has formally invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to take part in a proposed U.S.-backed, UN-supported Gaza Peace and Reconstruction Board, aimed at overseeing post-war governance, demilitarisation and long-term recovery following the Israel-Hamas conflict. The Kremlin has confirmed receiving the invitation, while Moscow has sought further clarification from U.S. on the board’s mandate, authority and financial structure. According to officials, the initiative would bring together more than sixty countries, including India, Brazil, Canada, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Greece and Argentina, signaling one of the most ambitious multinational diplomatic efforts tied to Gaza’s future. WATCH
20 January,2026 01:42 AM IST
Tensions are escalating in the Arctic as Greenland becomes the latest flashpoint in U.S.-Russia-West relations. Russia has reaffirmed that Greenland remains Danish territory, labeling recent U.S. security claims and attempts at influence as a “double standard” and a challenge to international norms. Through official statements, Moscow described the security situation around Greenland as “extraordinary”, accusing Western powers of pushing a flawed, unilateral agenda. Russian officials, including Maria Zakharova, criticized the Western rules-based order, highlighting Denmark’s perceived subordination to U.S. influence as a fundamental flaw. WATCH
16 January,2026 08:11 PM IST
Ukraine’s eastern border city of Kharkiv has come under a deadly Russian drone assault, leaving at least four people dead and six others wounded, according to regional authorities. The overnight strike targeted civilian areas near the Russian border, intensifying fears of further escalation as diplomatic efforts stall. Kharkiv’s mayor confirmed that a long-range Russian drone struck a children’s medical facility, triggering a fire and forcing emergency evacuations. Residential neighborhoods were also hit, as explosions echoed across the city during what officials described as a coordinated drone onslaught. WATCH
15 January,2026 01:20 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
