Russia is not demonstrating any real readiness to end the war and is using negotiation rhetoric as cover: in the European Parliament, it is believed
Statements from Moscow about its “readiness for peace” are not borne out by Russia’s conduct: according to European Parliament Vice-President Martin Hojsík, the Russian authorities
At the end of 2025, Russia’s revenues from the export of oil and petroleum products were lower than military spending for the first time. This
Against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the Middle East and rising oil prices, Russia’s position in OPEC+ may become a separate topic of discussion,
The idea of lifting sanctions against the Russian Federation is misguided and contradicts the European Union’s already established policy of abandoning Russian energy sources. This
Moscow’s negotiation rhetoric, according to European politicians, is not backed by any real steps toward ending the war: Russia is seeking “peace” on its own