Sounak Mukhopadhyay

Articles by Sounak Mukhopadhyay

US Wants ‘Total Victory’ In Europe

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the fall of the Berlin Wall did not unite Europe by any means.

UNSC Listens To Russia’s Advice

The United Nations Security Council has agreed to consider Russia’s request to discuss about delivering weapons in the Turkish-Syrian border.

US, Russia On Same Boat Against Terrorism

According to an Obama advisor, it is better when the United States and Russia can work together.

Russia Deliberately Killed Civilians In Syria: Amnesty

Amnesty International has slammed Russia for denying the death of civilians in Syria due to Russian attacks.

14-year-olds ‘regularly’ Get Married In Russia

The constituent republic of Bashkortostan, a federal subject of Russia, is considering the possibility of lowering the age of consent and marriage to 14.

Anonymous At War With Turkey

Anonymous has blamed Turkey for supporting ISIS militants by buying oil from the terrorist group.

Obama Beats Putin In Global Popularity

A recent poll reveals U.S. President Barack Obama is the most popular leader in the world.

China Backs Russia Against Turkey

According to China, Russian warplane downed by Turkey is a loss for international anti-terror campaign.

Russia Must Protect Commercial Interests

Russian Economic Development Minister Alexey Ulykayev said there was no reason for Ukraine to get emotional about Russian sanctions against Kiev.

Israel Best Middle Eastern Country

According to the Forbes list, Israel is the best country for business in the Middle East.

Russian Film Not Shortlisted In Oscar

Pro-Kremlin Russian filmmaker Nikita Mikhalkov’s film "Solnechny Udar" ("Sunstroke") was nationally premiered in Crimea in October.

Toshiba Leaves Russia

Toshiba blames the unstable ruble and tough competition from LG and Samsung for leaving the consumer market in Russia.

One Step Closer To ‘Borderless’ Middle East

Leaders at the 46th Gulf Cooperation Council summit went a step ahead for forming a “borderless union” for the Middle East.

Putin Ready For Open Talks Despite ‘Double Standards’

Russian President Vladimir Putin said it was sad to see international human rights groups follow "double standards."

Croatian Man’s Pants Drop At Presidential Photo-Shoot

The head of the Croatian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights found his pants at his ankles while posing for a photo-shoot with the country's president.