Vladimir Putin

Patrushev's statement sheds light on the ongoing espionage dynamics in Russia, where intelligence activities by foreign entities have been a matter of concern for national security.

Far from stymieing Russia’s growth, the economic restrictions imposed by theWestern countries in the past couple of years seem to have weakened the global influence of the United States and its allies, says Girish Linganna

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday (September 14) accepted the invitation by his guest Kim Jong Un to visit North Korea, informed the state-run KCNA news agency. "Putin accepted the invitation with pleasure and reaffirmed his will to invariably carry forward the history and tradition of the Russia-DPRK friendship."

Putin emphasized the importance of using domestically manufactured cars and cited India as a prime example of this strategy. He mentioned that while Russian-made automobiles may appear more modest compared to luxury brands like Mercedes or Audi, using them is a sound decision.

Kim's arrival in Russia saw his personal train stopping at Khasan, a border station between Russia and North Korea. He was welcomed with military honors, a brass band, and a red carpet.

The intensity of the war has gone down but the war has not ended yet. Confidence on both sides is going down as the numbers in the military ranks are going down.

Kim Jong Un's extravagant 90-carriage bulletproof train offers a glimpse into his lavish travel experience, complete with French wine and delectable lobster barbecues. The North Korean leader is said to have reached Russia for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

Kim Jong-un has arrived in Russia for a rare summit with president Vladimir Putin to discuss a possible deal to supply North Korean arms for the war in Ukraine. The meeting is expected to be held on Tuesday afternoon on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in the Russian port city of Vladivostok, where Putin has already arrived.

The article discusses North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's reported departure to Russia for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin, potentially marking his first foreign trip in over four years

China's Premier Li Qiang will be part of the G20 Summit 2023 after the President Xi Jinping skipped the mega event set to take place in New Delhi on September 9-10.