Russian President Vladimir Putin

2025/12/09

By Ayanangsha Maitra

Putin in India: India-Russia tested ties in action

As winter chills New Delhi, Russian President Vladimir Putin swept into the Indian capital for a two-day state visit on December 4–5, stirring warm excitement and euphoria after a four-year gap since his last trip in December 2021. Scathing Western sanctions, oppressive tariff threats by Washington to trade partners, even an arrest warrant, haven’t stopped him from rolling back into one of Russia’s closest mates.

2025/12/09

By Somaye Morovati

Strategic autonomy in practice: India and Eurasia’s reconfiguration

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to New Delhi on 4–5 December 2025 should be viewed as one of the defining geopolitical moments in Eurasia over the past decade—an event that transcends the traditional contours of the Moscow–New Delhi relationship and is best understood as part of a broader realignment in the regional balance of power.

2025-12-02 21:22

Putin warns Europe: If you want war, then Russia will defeat you

President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday warned European powers that if they started a war with Russia then Moscow was ready to fight and that the defeat of European powers would be so absolute that there would be no one left to even negotiate a peace deal, Reuters reported.

2025-11-22 20:14

By Shahrokh Saei

How the West has thrown Ukraine under the bus

Trump’s 28-point plan pressures Zelenskyy to give up territory, shrink military, and abandon NATO hopes—or risk losing U.S. support

TEHRAN – Nearly 1,370 days into the Russia–Ukraine war, President Donald Trump’s 28-point peace plan has laid bare the contradictions of Western policy. For years, the United States and Europe encouraged Ukraine to confront Russia, promising NATO membership and protection. Now, as the war drags on, those same powers step back, leaving Ukraine to face the consequences of a fire lit by the West itself.

2025-09-02 19:13

President Xi: China-Russia relationship model of major-country ties

Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Tuesday that the China-Russia relationship has become an example of major-country ties, featuring permanent good-neighborly friendship, comprehensive strategic coordination and mutually beneficial cooperation, CGTN reported.