Russia

speed read The president also agreed to sell NATO advanced arms for Ukraine

By Jessica Hullinger Published 15 July 25

The Explainer Political tensions, mega ships and global warming offer new challenges – and opportunities

By The Week UK Published 14 July 25

Today's Big Question The US president has admitted he's 'p*ssed off' with his opposite number

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 10 July 25

Under the Radar Pyongyang wants to boost tourism but there won't be many foreign visitors to Kim Jong Un's 'pet project'

By Martina Nacach Cowan Ros Published 10 July 25

Today's Big Question Russian operatives have been using encrypted messaging apps to groom saboteurs across Europe

By Richard Windsor, The Week UK Published 9 July 25

Under The Radar The Russian Orthodox Church is accused of being an 'active tool' of Moscow's 'soft power'

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 8 July 25

Today's Big Question Ukraine to follow Poland, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia as Nato looks to build a new ‘Iron Curtain' of millions of landmines

By The Week UK Published 4 July 25

Under the Radar Airlines are having to take longer and convoluted routes to avoid conflict zones

By Richard Windsor, The Week UK Published 1 July 25

The Explainer Tehran left high and dry by regional proxies and authoritarian global allies

By The Week UK Last updated 30 June 25

The Explainer From Ukraine to Iran, it has become clear that unmanned aircraft are rapidly revolutionising modern warfare

By The Week UK Published 29 June 25

Today's Big Question US air strikes represent an 'embarrassment, provocation and opportunity' all rolled into one for Vladimir Putin

By Elliott Goat, The Week UK Published 23 June 25

In Depth After the US and Soviet Union became capable of Mutually Assured Destruction, safeguards were put in place to prevent World War Three

By Louis Hardiman, History of War Published 19 June 25