Oleh Vitvitskyi, director of UIS: is a real revolution possible in Russia?
Riots, unrest and revolutions are a typical phenomenon for “Mother Russia”. In its dormant history, it knew a lot of them: from riflemen’s and peasant uprisings to the October coup of drunken sailors and GKChP in 1991. All of them were mainly social in nature, and their consequences were often catastrophic.
Rome against the “Russian Peace”
On June 7, a protest action was held in Rome against the spread of Russian propaganda in the capital of Italy. As UIS reported, the city authorities of Rome, in […]