Opinions

The Kremlin regards disinformation operations against Italy as key to its aims in Europe and Africa. By Emanuele Rossi and Paolo Messa, for CEPA Italy has become a primary target of Russia’s hybrid warfare due…

With US President Donald Trump’s opening talks with Moscow on Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, denying Russia’s role as an aggressor, it more important than ever to scrutinise China’s own peace narrative on the “Ukraine crisis” (乌克兰危机).

Europe has to drop its self-pity over the transatlantic rift and urgently prepare to defend itself against Russia. The clock is ticking.

There is shock and fear as a result of US administration statements. Europe must use the moment, or face the consequences.

Romania has been attacked by the US for canceling its presidential election, but evidence of Kremlin interference mean its courts had no choice.

Putin’s mouthpieces are in a lather of excitement over the US administration’s willingness to make a deal to their liking.

In early February, a coalition of 37 countries made an important step forward on promises to hold Russian leaders accountable for the invasion of Ukraine.

In the United States, the formation of the new administration of President Donald Trump has just been completed.

The Kremlin’s mouthpieces are whip-sawing between excitement and trepidation over forthcoming US decisions. By Julia Davis, for CEPA Russia’s propaganda machine has its doubts about President Trump and whether he will deliver Ukraine’s hoped-for capitulation.

In a move likely to cause considerable offense in the White House, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has compared US President Donald Trump’s “America First” concept to Nazi propaganda.