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Through the use of the propagandistic and financial means, Russia managed to secure its political influence throughout Europe to create pro-Kremlin political parties and groups, and to obtain the support of specific political figures, according to the Russian-American historian Yuri Felshtinsky. According to him, the Kremlin commenced the creation of the Fifth International – a coalition of the radical political parties and leaders supporting current Russian leadership. Nationalism, anti-immigration policy and isolationism became the ideological base of this unofficial coalition. Felshtinsky names Milos Zeman, President of the Czech Republic, as one of the most prominent representatives of this pro-Kremlin movement in Europe. This exclusive material for Gordon, Felshtinsky examines Zeman’s political history.→

Through the use of the propagandistic and financial means, Russia managed to secure its political influence throughout Europe to create pro-Kremlin political parties and groups, and to obtain the support of specific political figures, according to the Russian-American historian Yuri Felshtinsky. According to him, the Kremlin commenced the creation of the Fifth International – a coalition of the radical political parties and leaders supporting current Russian leadership. Nationalism, anti-immigration policy and isolationism became the ideological base of this unofficial coalition. Felshtinsky names Milos Zeman, President of the Czech Republic, as one of the most prominent representatives of this pro-Kremlin movement in Europe. This exclusive material for Gordon, Felshtinsky examines Zeman’s political history.→

Through the use of the propagandistic and financial means, Russia managed to secure its political influence throughout Europe to create pro-Kremlin political parties and groups, and to obtain the support of specific political figures, according to the Russian-American historian Yuri Felshtinsky. According to him, the Kremlin commenced the creation of the Fifth International – a coalition of the radical political parties and leaders supporting current Russian leadership. Nationalism, anti-immigration policy and isolationism became the ideological base of this unofficial coalition. Felshtinsky names Milos Zeman, President of the Czech Republic, as one of the most prominent representatives of this pro-Kremlin movement in Europe. This exclusive material for Gordon, Felshtinsky examines Zeman’s political history.→

Russian OPEC deal failure, oil price plunge and ruble weakening, constant telephone calls to the US President Donald Trump, and significant financial withdrawals from Russia including sending golden ingots by regular flights, it all indicates that serious struggle for power commenced in the Kremlin that is going to end with President Vladimir Putin removal very soon. His closest associates would be the ones to remove him from the office convinces Yuri Shvets, ex-KGB-officer and Putin’s former fellow student at Institute of Foreign Intelligence. Exclusively for GORDON he had scrutinized all intelligence signs for forthcoming tectonic shifts in Moscow.→

Through the use of the propagandistic and financial means, Russia managed to secure its political influence throughout Europe to create pro-Kremlin political parties and groups, and to obtain the support of specific political figures, according to the Russian-American historian Yuri Felshtinsky. According to him, the Kremlin commenced the creation of the Fifth International – a coalition of the radical political parties and leaders supporting current Russian leadership. Nationalism, anti-immigration policy and isolationism became the ideological base of this unofficial coalition. Felshtinsky names Milos Zeman, President of the Czech Republic, as one of the most prominent representatives of this pro-Kremlin movement in Europe. This exclusive material for Gordon, Felshtinsky examines Zeman’s political history.→

Boris Lozhkin, President of Jewish Confederation of Ukraine, gave over to medical professionals an apparatus built by up-to date anestheological architecture with intellectual system for air supplement management.→

Arsen Avakov, the Minister of Internal Affairs, reported that as of April 20 morning four epicenters of fire were detected in Chornobyl Zone and in Zhytomyr Oblast. But due to the strong wind situation might deteriorate. According to him, MVS created special force group to fight arsons.→

Wife of Valerii Viiushin, a man from Kyiv who had died, says ambulance vehicles refused to take her husband to a hospital.→

While the whole world is busy, fighting coronavirus that as of April 3, 2020 morning had already took 53 thousand lives, too little attention gets a story that could possibly uncover when and where the virus had originally appeared. In September 2019, when no one heard of the coronavirus yet, near Novosibirsk fire occurred on secured facility called Vector – one of the largest viruses repositories in the world. Yuri Shvets, ex-Soviet spy and Putin’s former classmate at KGB institute, now business intelligence analytic who is living in the USA for more than 25 years, speaks about it in an interview with GORDON. He described how the virus might have found its way to China, and why coronavirus pandemic accelerated the scenario of Putin letting power go from him. →

According to President Zelensky economy decline and country’s default are possible if during its extraordinary meeting Verkhovna Rada would fail to adopt the laws needed to deal with the coronavirus outbreak. →

Ukrainian government aims to slow down the distribution of coronavirus in Ukraine and minimize sources of virus infection, declares Arsen Avakov, the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. →

Andriy Yermak, Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, and Dmitry Kozak, Deputy Head of Administration of the President of RF, discussed mutual release of apprehended persons in “all for all” format, reads the announcement of Ukrainian side. →

Film called “Eight first dates” in which one of the characters was portrayed by acting President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky now is banned to show in Ukraine.→

Problems have been piled up on Arctic Archipelago of Spitzbergen that are in need of solution, Russian embassy in Norway declares.→

Maria Zakharova, spokesperson of Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, announced mirroring measures addressing European Union after implication of new sanctions against Russia on January 28. →

Stepan Chernovetskyi, the president of the investment company Chernovetskyi Investment Group and the son of Kyiv former mayor Leonid Chernovetskyi, suggested that this case in Spain had been opened because of a certain bias against him as an investor from the former Soviet Union country. →

Oleksii Popov, who was appointed as the director of aircraft manufacturer “Plant 410 CA” on January 9, is fired by agreement of the parties based on his resignation letter. Yuri Butusov, editor-in-chief at Censor.NET, reported that Popov failed SBU check-up because of a photo made in 2015 where he is seen wearing uniform of Russian military pilot. →

On January 1, 2020, minimum wage in Ukraine in US dollar equivalent became higher than those in Belarus and Russia are. It happened for the first time since 2008, reported Serhii Nikolaichuk, deputy Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture.→

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky thinks that Cabinet of Ministers decision to close gambling halls was related to the failed parliamentary voting on the draft of law on gambling business legalization.→

The innovative clusters UNIT.City and UNIT.City Kharkiv will help stop the "brain drain", said Ukrainian businessman Vasyl Khmelnytsky. →