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Kazakhstan’s Oil Refineries Have Ignored putin’s Fuel Shortage
Any expansion of cooperation with russian companies threatens to complicate companies’ access to Western financing, insurance, and logistics, while also jeopardizing Kazakhstan’s oil exports to Europe.
9/2/2026
While moscow Rattles Its Sabers, Tbilisi and Tashkent Are Opening New Routes to Europe that Bypass russia
Georgia and Uzbekistan have announced their intention to participate more actively in the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, also known as the “Middle Corridor”.
9/2/2026
belarusian Diplomacy Has Fallen to the Level of Terrorists and Military Juntas
Now minsk is drawing closer to north korea, the Taliban, and the Myanmar junta – that is, regimes that themselves are subject to sanctions, international isolation, or accusations of crimes against their own people. Traditional partners – from the EU to the USA – remain out of reach for belarus.
9/2/2026
Russian Airspace Will Effectively Be Closing – The War Started by Russia Is Closing Its Skies – Address by the President
It was Russian aggression that made the skies over Ukraine and Europe, and even over Russia itself, dangerous. It was from Russia that the first missiles and the first drones came, and they crossed our country’s border from Russian airspace.
9/2/2026
Ukraine and the World – Against russia’s Aggression. Sanctions in Action
Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, during a meeting with putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, called for “an end to the endless war” in Ukraine.
9/1/2026
The Netherlands Is Building a Unified System to Protect Against russian Espionage
The Hague names as the main risks russia’s intelligence and sabotage activities, China’s operations to steal technology and information, as well as terrorist activities linked to Iran and Islamist groups.
9/1/2026
The kremlin Is Preparing a New Election Performance in the Temporarily Occupied Territories
On September 20, 2026, on the so-called “single voting day” in the rf, elections to the state duma will take place, and the kremlin no longer hides the fact that its plans for the temporarily occupied territories are the same as in previous years: to create the appearance of a legitimate expression of will where there is absolutely no legitimacy whatsoever.
9/1/2026
India Is Strengthening Its Presence in Central Asia
For India, Uzbekistan is gradually becoming a gateway to Central Asian markets and raw material resources. Due to transit issues, rapid growth in freight volumes is unlikely, so joint ventures and production facilities in Uzbekistan are of greater practical interest.
9/1/2026
Major russian Exporters Are Stashing Foreign Currency Abroad for Fear of Having Their Businesses Confiscated
The weakening of the ruble increases the cost of imports and creates additional inflationary pressure. For the central bank of the rf, this also means less room to cut rates and ease monetary policy.
9/1/2026
September Can Change a Lot, and Together with Our Partners, We Must Do Everything Possible to Protect People, Protect Lives, and Achieve Peace – Address by the President
We are preparing our steps – new steps. We had a detailed discussion with the Prime Minister of Ukraine and the diplomatic team about activities planned for September. A lot is planned, and all our meetings and negotiations must be felt here in Ukraine – in our defense capabilities and through additional energy support packages for Ukraine
9/1/2026
Ukraine and the World – Against russia’s Aggression. Sanctions in Action
The European Union may impose new sanctions against russia as early as October. The issue of sanctions will be discussed at an informal meeting of EU Ministers of Foreign Affairs on September 1–2 in Ireland. Sources report that a total of 1,600 individuals and entities could be subject to the restrictions.
8/31/2026
Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan Continue to Tighten the Noose of Decoupling russia from Oil
Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan, in particular, have agreed to jointly produce petroleum products for the Uzbek market.
8/31/2026
The kremlin Has Portrayed the Crisis in the Chinese Real Estate Market as Its Own Victory
By citing a “record” 108 million square meters, russian officials simply exploited a convenient statistical anomaly, comparing their own peak figures to the deepest downturn in the PRC’s recent history.
8/31/2026
russia Is Cutting Funding for Education and Increasing It for Propaganda
According to the authors’ plan, “socio-political narratives” will be promoted through creative content on their own FM radio station, “radio gordost”.
8/31/2026
Together With the Team, We Are Preparing for New Communication With Envoys of the U.S. President – Address by the President
The most difficult task is intercepting the jet-powered ones. Now, it is mainly our combat aircraft that protect against them. We are working to ensure we have the necessary interceptors
8/31/2026
russian Marketplaces Are Shifting Their Costs onto Sellers and Buyers
russian marketplaces have sharply increased commissions and logistics costs for sellers. On key platforms, total fees already exceed 40% of the product’s price, and in certain sales models, they reach 50% or higher.
8/30/2026
russia’s Influence Neutralized: Armenia Has Finally Turned Away from moscow and Toward Europe
The kremlin’s playbook – “punish a rebellious neighbor with a cognac ban” – no longer works. For years, russia viewed Armenia as its unquestionable outpost and pocket partner in the South Caucasus, but after yet another failed special operation dubbed “interference in the Armenian elections”, russia is finally losing its influence in the region.
8/30/2026
Another Such Crime – After What Happened in Vyshneve – Is Absolutely Unacceptable – Address by the President
Since yesterday evening and throughout the day today, I have been receiving reports on the situation in the Kyiv region – in the village of Myla, Bucha district – where detonation began following a Russian strike. A terrible situation and terrible negligence on the part of those who stored explosives right next to people.
8/30/2026
Austria Is Strengthening Its Defences Against russian Cyberattacks, Disinformation, and Espionage
Austria plans to draw on Finland’s experience to strengthen its own resilience to hybrid threats.
8/29/2026
To russians Who “Are Not Interested in Politics”, the War Has Come Through Their Grocery Baskets
The fuel crisis, high utility bills, new taxes, sanctions pressure, labor shortages, expensive logistics, reduced imports, and falling purchasing power will hit ordinary russians harder and harder.
8/29/2026
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