Dmitry Babich, born in Moscow, has worked for various Russian and international media outlets for more than 25 years. He is a frequent guest on BBC, Al Jazeera, RT, and CNN. His core areas of focus include Russia’s modern political history and international relations.
“The Ukrainian leadership set itself on the course of rehabilitating anti-Semitism and introducing censorship of history,” says an official statement of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Thanks to the martial law, Poroshenko’s chances of winning the presidential election increased – even without an increase in his ratings, he saw his enemies demoralized.
Has the cunning Belarusian leader once again shown himself an expert at trying to have his cake and eat it too?
The chances of the smooth transition and easy victory over the “Muscovite believers” that Poroshenko wants so badly are quite slim. There are big scandals, big fights, and big disappointments ahead.
The real scandal over prince bin Salman and President Saakashvili is the way they were originally portrayed as “young reformers” in the western press
The sudden visit of the embattled Syrian president Bashar al Assad to Moscow, President Putin’s appearance before the participants of the Valdai group of international experts on Russia, during which Putin was flanked by the...
The Republika Srpska (RS), populated by Orthodox Christians, has recently come under growing pressure from the United States and the European Union frowning on the decision taken by the country’s President Milorad Dodik to...
According to the latest polls, Brits overwhelmingly want the original Brexit vote respected. Leave even has a 5-6 point lead over Remain.
In Syria, a suicide bomber struck a restaurant in the northern city of Manbij on Jan.16, killing 19 people including four Americans.
Most people in the Middle East were perplexed. Not surprisingly – they have little experience of American evangelical ‘Rapture’ politics.
I had feelings of guilt about the homeless, as well as fear and insecurity with people like that who seem a little scary… - Ian Anderson.
In Syria, a suicide bomber struck a restaurant in the northern city of Manbij on Jan.16, killing 19 people including four Americans.
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