28 March, 2025
On Friday, March 28, Vladimir Putin called for the establishment of a “transitional administration” in Ukraine under the auspices of the UN, and for the organization of elections.
An authoritarian regime attempting to impose its will on a democratic country it has been attacking militarily for over three years has absolutely no legitimacy to speak of peace.
Putin’s Russia—where political opponents are imprisoned or murdered—can in no way pose as a defender of free elections. Putin changed the Constitution to allow himself to run again, abolished presidential term limits, and shut down the democratic space.
Let us remember that Russia is the aggressor:
Russia is guilty of abducting more than 19,646 Ukrainian children
Russia is responsible for the death of 604 children
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27 March, 2025
On Thursday, March 27, a Summit on Peace and Security for Ukraine is being held in Paris, with the participation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, French President Emmanuel Macron, and representatives from 30 allied countries.
This meeting aims to strengthen international coordination and lay the groundwork for a common long-term strategy — military, economic, and humanitarian — in support of Ukraine.
It follows ongoing discussions to finalize security guarantees for Ukraine, in the context of Russia’s war of aggression, and in anticipation of the country’s reconstruction and the establishment of a just and lasting peace.
The day before, during his visit to Paris, Volodymyr Zelensky held a joint press conference with Emmanuel Macron entitled “Building a Lasting Peace for Ukr...
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26 March, 2025
Three years after the ban of Russia Today France, its director, Xenia Fedorova, is making her big return to French media. Now a columnist on the show L’Heure Inter on CNews, she has also published a book where she claims to denounce "disinformation" in France and advocates for freedom of thought and information.
Recruited by Vincent Bolloré, Xenia Fedorova joins a media empire that provides a platform for conspiracy theories, ultraconservative rhetoric, and pro-Russian discourse. In her media appearances and writings, Xenia Fedorova denies Russia's responsibility in the invasion of Ukraine, attacks the French press, and criticizes the closure of RT France, which was banned in 2022 by the European Commission due to its active role in Moscow's information war.
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