After nearly three years on the back foot, Russian forces are finally mounting a concerted effort to contain the threat posed by Ukrainian sea drones.
These unmanned systems have repeatedly dealt painful blows…
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Why the Families of Russia’s Regional Elites Still Covet Life in the West
Hello and welcome to the latest edition of The Moscow Times’ Regions Calling newsletter, where our reporters examine key trends and events shaping life and politics in Russia’s regions.
This week,…
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Brexit pushes Gibraltar into EU customs union and Schengen area – POLITICO
Gibraltar’s government has sought such a deal for years — complaining that border crossings have become more onerous since Brexit, to the detriment of people living and working in the territory.
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel…
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Animation in Europe Expands to 27 Countries and 30 Associations
Animation in Europe Expands to 27 Countries and 30 Associations
Animation in Europe, the Federation of Animation Producers in Europe, is proud to welcome Austria, Latvia, Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia, and…
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For Moscow to the Trenches
It was the year 2000, and a group of journalists met at Izvestia, the Russian daily newspaper. Putin had just been elected president, and the country was in the middle of the Second Chechen War. The group included Sveta Babayeva, a…
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Tusk Government Wins Confidence Vote in Poland
Poland’s centrist government won a confidence vote in Parliament on Wednesday, averting political turmoil for the biggest country on the European Union’s eastern flank and a robust supporter of Ukraine.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk last week…
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How the U.S. Open can play a major role for Team Europe
By Ryder Cup Europe On June 11, 2025 16:03 UTC
The U.S. Open is often called the toughest test in golf and this week at Oakmont Country Club it is expected to live up to that reputation.
A course that is already regarded as one of the most…
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Nearly 50 people have been killed following torrential rains
At least 49 people, including several schoolchildren, have been killed in the floods that have swept through South Africa’s Eastern Cape province as torrential rain and snow have hit parts of the country.
“The numbers are just escalating hour…
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