The Kremlin is facing an increasingly unruly younger generation as hundreds of young people protested in Moscow over the weekend over new stringent internet laws and the detention of individuals based on their internet presence. While the Kremlin has had success cracking down on a free, traditional press in Russia,…
This post is the third in a short story that will be told only via fictitious news posts – we hope you enjoy! Watch for the next post of The Colony! Image by Peter Dean (Siberia) Russian government officials have confirmed that the source of the giant energy plume recently…
The Russian 2018 presidential election has started in earnest with the major candidates beginning attempts to shape the narrative with appearances on state television and social media, depending on the campaign’s capabilities. No one is under any illusions about the possibility of defeating the sitting President of Russia, Vladimir Putin….
This article is an opinion piece…we welcome all sides to a debate… We are now in the year 1942. Well, not really, but in terms of the impeding collapse of the third attempt of German domination over Europe we might as well be. Germany embarked on the two previous attempts,…
This post is the second in a short story that will be told only via fictitious news posts – we hope you enjoy! Watch for the next post of The Colony! Image by Christopher Hogue Thompson CAUSE OF HEAT PLUME IN SIBERIA (Anchorage, AK) The Russian government denied that a…
This post is the first in a short story that will be told only via fictitious news posts – we hope you enjoy! Watch for the next post of The Colony! Image by Editor abcdef (Colorado Springs, CO) The North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, today reported the observation…
The jury is still out about China’s One Belt One Road development project. But Kazakhstan isn’t too worried. If there is one country in Eurasia, if not the world, that is more gung-ho about the new Silk Road to Europe, it’s these guys. Should the government play its hand right,…
As the 100 year anniversary approaches of the murder of Tsar Nicholas II, his family, and close advisors by Soviet revolutionaries, the descendants of the Russian monarchy are demanding a public trial into the entire affair. “We need a official criminal investigation and court justice process over them, who tortured…
Image by Rob984 Alexander Zakharchenko, the leader of the Donetsk People’s Republic, or DPR, announced on Russian television today that the Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Donbass, as well as other ares of the former Soviet republic of Ukraine, would form a new state called Malorossiya, or ‘Little Russia,’ which…
Image by Lantuszka Demonstrations raged across multiple cities in Poland as the opposition protested against recent legislation approved by the Polish parliament that many see as reducing judicial independence in the Eastern European country. The European Union has also voiced its displeasure at the new bill which should be signed…