Vladimir Putin

Controversy unfolds as AI analysis, presented to Russian President Putin, questions the authenticity of US moon landing images from 1969 Apollo 11 mission, reigniting debates over historical events and raising concerns about Western AI monopoly.

Speaking at the World Russian People's Council in Moscow recently, Vladimir Putin addressed the declining birth rate since the 1990s and the toll of over 300,000 casualties from the ongoing Ukraine War.

Russian President Vladimir Putin drew parallels between the Israel-Palestine conflict and Russia's situation with Ukraine, challenging his counterparts on their reactions to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. He emphasized the need for collective consensus decisions in the changing world order, advocating for open international cooperation

G20 virtual Summit:Specifically addressing the perils of deepfake technology, the Prime Minister articulated the significance of understanding its risks, asserting, "We must comprehend the risks posed by deepfakes to society and individuals."

The state-run Tass news agency quoted a Kremlin statement stating that Russian President Vladimir Putin will join the extraordinary summit of the Group of 20 via video link on November 22, 2023.

The article exposes leaked documents allegedly revealing a money trail connecting oligarch and former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle, implicating Cyprus as a conduit for Kremlin's financial operations.

Russian President VladimirPutin pardons murderer who stabbed his girlfriend 111 times for enlistment in Ukraine war, sparking outrage from the victim's family and concerns over safety.

Report suggests Vladimir Putin plans to run for re-election in 2024, potentially extending his presidency until 2030, amidst ongoing political dynamics and opposition challenges.

One of the most striking predictions of Craig Hamilton-Parker is the possibility of India and Pakistan becoming friends in the long-term, with the latter eventually merging with India.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said explosion of violence between Israel and the Palestinians showed the failure of US policy in the Middle East.Dmitry Peskov, Putin's spokeswoman, stated that the Kremlin was in contact with both sides of the crisis and planned to attempt to contribute to its resolution, although he did not say how.