“We would like to take it to the highest level,” he added, in a seeming reference to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Kara-Murza made the remarks after addressing members of the European Parliament in Brussels on Thursday
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Russia Launches Broad Assault on Kyiv and Other Cities in Ukraine
Russia launched a barrage of missiles and drones across Ukraine early Friday, killing at least four people and damaging buildings in Kyiv, the capital, two days after Moscow vowed retaliation for Ukraine’s recent audacious assault on Russian…
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The US has checked out. Can Europe stop Putin alone? | European Union
The United States was once Ukraine’s most important ally – supplying arms, funding and political cover as Kyiv fought for its sovereignty. But today, Washington is losing interest. President Donald Trump, more at home on the golf course than…
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India central bank delivers sharp rate cut as growth, inflation fall
India’s central bank has lowered interest rates by a deeper-than-expected half a percent – the third cut in a row amid falling inflation and lower growth in Asia’s third largest economy.
The repo rate now stands at 5.5% – the lowest in three…
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Game over for Lesta The Russian government is nationalizing the country’s most profitable gaming studio following an ‘extremism’ conviction over Ukraine fundraising
On June 3, 2025, a Moscow court designated Malik Khatazhayev, head of Lesta Games, as a participant in an “extremist organization.” The ruling strips Lesta of all its assets, which the state will confiscate and likely hand over to new owners….
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Trump’s envoy Kellogg says Ukrainian strike on Russian strategic bombers could become ”forcing function for peace”
Keith Kellogg. Photo: Getty Images
US President Donald Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg has described the special operation Spider’s Web, conducted by the Security Service of Ukraine to destroy Russian…
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Brits want a rule-breaking leader to fix it, new poll finds
The view of protesters during the rally at Britain’s Parliament Square.
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People across Europe say their countries are in decline and society is broken, according to a new Ipsos poll shared with CNBC.
Negative…
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