What Goes On In Chechnya: Russian Military Persons Either Don’t Know Or Are Lying – OpEd
The Chechen Republic or simply Chechnya is one of Russia’s federal subjects. Head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov has long been
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Author: Zintis Znotins
Zintis Znotiņš is a freelance independent investigative journalist. He has studied politics and journalism at the Latvian University.
Articles by Zintis Znotins:
China Doesn’t Do Charity – OpEd
I will begin by saying that everything that is happening right now and everything that is still to come has
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What Do China And Russia Have In Common? Both lie – OpEd
Statistics is a good thing: if the data is presented correctly, the numbers don’t lie. But if, for some reason,
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Russia Withholds Data On Number Of COVID-19 Infected: How Putin Will Do Anything To Remain President – OpEd
Currently, numerous political processes are either frozen or on the contrary – escalate exploiting the confusion created by the new
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Russia Unofficially Crowns A Tsar, But Can Oil Overthrow Him? – OpEd
To make mistakes is human, if only these mistakes are then admitted. Some time ago, I wrote about the possible
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Turkey Grants Huge Favor To Russia – OpEd
Turkey has been a member of NATO since 1952, but a serious question has recently emerged: Is Turkey on the
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Lukashenko Shows Putin His Teeth – OpEd
Some time ago, I wrote about Russia’s attempts to use economic levers to force Belarus to submit to Putin’s demands,
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No Luck With Ukraine For Russia, Now It’s Belarus’ Turn: How Energy Can Threaten A Nation’s Sovereignty – OpEd
For Russia, the role of energy resources has always been dual, i.e. economic and political. In addition, both of these
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Belarus’ Forced Wedding: How Putin Publicly Humiliated Lukashenko – OpEd
We often read that Russia and Belarus are unable to agree about the prices and delivery conditions of oil products
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Russian Spy Network Spreads Like Coronavirus – OpEd
With the ongoing geopolitical chaos, as well as the bloodthirsty ambitions of Putin’s regime gaining ground in Ukraine, Africa and maybe
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