Needs more laser: China swarms the internet with imaginary Wunderwaffe

The Chinese scientists have discovered the secret of the internet - flood it with tall tales of its super-weapons that are in the works, which will then be reposted by either gullible Westerners, pro-BRICS fanatics, or simply people that are after clicks and engagement from posting info-garbage about fictional Chinese military game changers.

Russo-Serbian oil conundrum

The latest exemption from US Treasury Department sanctions aimed at the Russo-Serbian oil company NIS AD has been extended until June 27th 2025.

Putin’s war against the reality of planet Earth

The predominant political sentiment in Serbia and its national ambition is the revanchism for the lost wars of the 1990. The belief is that achieving the Greater Serbia can only be done with Russia and China asserting itself over the Collective West. That is why the Serbian people are Russia's most loyal cheerleaders in Europe.

Vucic isn’t Assad

A good portion, if not the majority of the Serbian electorate never had a problem with the war crimes committed by the political parties that comprised the government of Slobodan Milošević. In fact, those same crimes are considered as proof of the patriotic virtues espoused by the current Serbian administration, led by Milošević's former minister of information, Aleksandar Vučić.

No, Serbia is not ditching Russian weaponry

Serbia is reportedly shifting its military procurement from Russia to China, driven by sanctions and Western pressure. General Milan Mojsilovic noted delays in Russian contracts, leading to increased use of Chinese weaponry, such as the FK-3 air defense system. Despite claims of neutrality, Serbia remains close with BRICS amid skepticism about its military transparency.

How Russia intends to collect Google’s fine

The recent high fine imposed on Google by a Russian court symbolizes the Kremlin's assertiveness, reflecting the absurdity of despotic power. While they make grand gestures, actual accountability for Russia’s actions, like the $4.25 billion confiscation ordered by a Finnish court for damages in Ukraine, continues to escalate.