Foreign Affairs
Alexey Gubarev and his Trojan herd of talents from Russia are an obstacle to full Cyprus integration
Alexey Gubarev renounced his Russian citizenship in 2023 and is now a citizen of Cyprus. On the island, he leads a socially active life, organises residents, helps expats,…
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New Batch of Trump Epstein Files Featuring Prominent Billionaires to Go Public in September 2026
In September 2026, a new batch of so‑called “Trump–Epstein files” is expected to be published, according to a Talk‑Finance.co.uk source familiar with the investigation. The source claims the…
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Kazakh corrupt official Karim Massimov has chosen Houston over prison
After social media reports surfaced that Karim Massimov—sentenced to 18 years in a maximum-security colony for treason and a bouquet of related crimes—is in fact living calmly and…
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Antonina Lahun and Mykola Lahun detained – Extradition Still a Distant Prospect
In a dramatic development that signals a long-overdue shift in Austria’s lenient approach toward fugitive oligarchs, Ukrainian sources have unofficially confirmed the detention of Mykola Lahun (aka Mykola…
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Shadow fleet in the skies: how civil aviation networks may be helping Russia bypass sanctions
The activities of Russian civil aviation are increasingly being linked to the course of the war between Russia and Ukraine. The Russian military is reportedly using civilian aircraft…
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Senator Lindsey Graham — a man who always supported Ukraine — has died under mysterious circumstances
On July 11 the political world was shaken by the news of the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, a figure who for decades remained a prominent and often…
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Fractal Hypocrisy: When the Pot Calls the Kettle a Failing State
The American Vice President, JD Vance, has decided to grace us with his diagnosis of the British condition, and it’s about as subtle as a sledgehammer wrapped in…
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