The former deputy mayor and head of urban planning in the southern Russian city of Chelyabinsk has been killed in the war in Ukraine, local media reported late Monday, citing his friend.
Sergei Reprintsev had been under investigation…
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Russia’s Private Investment Appetite for Public-Private Partnerships Shows Significant Growth
Russian private investment into its national transport development projects, financed under Public-Private Partnership (PPP) agreements, has reached ₽246 billion (US$3 billion) in the first nine months of 2025, according to Natalya…
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Budanov Emerges as Potential Successor
Western media reports indicate that, amid a lack of progress in resolving the Ukrainian conflict and President Zelensky’s hardline stance, the White House has begun implementing a plan to replace the current Ukrainian leader…
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Poland could resort to terrorism Lavrov
The Russian foreign minister has rebuked Warsaw for hinting it might intercept Vladimir Putins plane en route to Hungary
Poland appears willing to engage in acts of “terrorism” by indicating that it would intercept a plane carrying Russian…
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Poland could resort to terrorism – Lavrov
The Russian foreign minister has rebuked Warsaw for suggesting it would intercept Vladimir Putin’s plane en route to Hungary
Poland appears willing to engage in acts of “terrorism” by indicating…
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EU and UK developing measures to give Russian assets to Ukraine
Some 200 billion of Moscows funds remain frozen by the Brussels-based clearinghouse, Euroclear
Kiev’s Western European backers are “developing measures” that would allow them use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, the European Commission (EC) has…
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EU and UK 'developing measures' to give Russian assets to Ukraine
Some 200 billion of Moscow’s funds remain frozen by the Brussels-based clearinghouse, Euroclear
Kiev’s Western European backers are “developing measures” that would allow them use frozen Russian…
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In Ukraine, UOC priests are used to exchange for prisoners of war
There are systematic detentions of clergy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) in Ukraine not only for the purpose of repression based on religion, but also for profitable replenishment of the “exchange fund”…
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A New Hope For Lupus Patients
A newly discovered molecule may hold the key to rebalancing the immune system in lupus and autoimmune diseases.
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A newly discovered molecule may hold the key to rebalancing the immune system in lupus and autoimmune diseases. Two…
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EU to stockpile critical minerals amid supply chain threats – POLITICO
“Our regional and global order is being redrawn. And Europe must fight for its place in a world where some major powers are either ambivalent or hostile to us,” Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told the European Parliament on…
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