Medvedev's Media Affairs by William Dunkerley presents a factual and insightful analysis of today's Russian media -- newspapers and TV. Dunkerley provides detailed background and makes predictions for the future. The author metaphorically describes Russian president Dmitry Medvedev's relationship with the Russian media as a story of love on the rocks and an impending breakup. But the intrigue along the way, he says, is a real eye-opener. It includes government enacting laws that sabotaged Russian press freedom, politicians and business tycoons pulling the Russian media strings from behind the...

Vladimir Putin probably ordered the polonium poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko. That's the conclusion of a January 2016 official British inquiry report. But that allegation is nothing new. It was first articulated by Boris Berezovsky in 2006. He was a fugitive Russian oligarch living in London while waging a massive misinformation campaign against Putin. Berezovsky's admitted aim was to destabilize Russia and oust Putin. Litvinenko was his front man. The Phony Litvinenko Murder offers proof that the story advanced by Berezovsky was fabricated and lacked the benefit of any factual...

January 21, 2016 saw the release of the official British report on the mysterious death of Alexander Litvinenko back in 2006. The report concludes that Litvinenko was probably murdered by polonium on the personal orders of Vladimir Putin. But now it's been discovered that the report lacks a factual evidentiary basis. Indeed, it mirrors unsupported allegations made by Boris Berezovsky immediately upon Litvinenko's death. Berezovsky was a fugitive Russian oligarch living in London while waging a massive misinformation campaign against Putin. Litvinenko was his front man. Author William...