Shortly before the operation began, the Israeli Prime Minister announced that he was taking a vacation to celebrate his eldest son’s wedding on June 16.
However, according to the publication, none of the family…
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Netanyahu used his son’s wedding as a distraction before launching strikes against Iran, according to the WSJ
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Four Dead As Russia Launches New Wave Of Strikes On Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk
Four people were killed in the Ukrainian industrial region of Dnipropetrovsk amid a massive wave of Russia air strikes on Ukraine in the second deadly attack on the area this week amid a push by Moscow to take territory as the peace process…
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‘Artists always get a carte blanche’ The anonymous curator of Meduza’s anniversary exhibition on the show’s origins, history’s echoes, and the role of art in times of crisis
From April 26 to July 6, the Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien art space in Berlin is hosting “No,” an exhibition marking Meduza’s 10th anniversary. Featuring works by artists from across the globe, the show invites visitors to reflect on the…
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News – The Russian Government
Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak and Minister of Trade of Türkiye Omer Bolat co-chair the 19th meeting of the…
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‘We know that’s what finished him off’ A Russian CT scan room infected cancer patients with hepatitis. At least four died, but no one has been prosecuted.
In January 2025, Russia’s Investigative Committee launched a criminal negligence case after patients at a cancer clinic in the country’s Far Eastern Kamchatka region were infected with viral hepatitis. The disease was detected in 50 people…
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Ships in the Strait of Hormuz are claiming to be Russian or Chinese to avoid potential attacks, according to Reuters
In the context of the conflict between Israel and Iran, messages such as “Russian oil” and “owned by China” have been heard on the radio.
Reuters notes that ships claiming to be Russian or Chinese are…
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Losing $300Bln in Frozen Assets Is a Price Worth Paying to Break Western Grip on Global Finance, Putin Says
President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that Russia is “ready” to part with its $300 billion in frozen assets in the West if doing so would help accelerate the shift away from Western-dominated…
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Russian Researchers Develop Method to Grow Potatoes at Home
Scientists at the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) on Thursday announced a new method to cultivate potatoes in domestic settings, the state-run RIA Novosti news agency reported.
Researchers at the St. Petersburg Federal Research…
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Defense Drives Russia’s Industrial Growth as Civilian Production Contracts
Russia’s industrial sector, fueled by the defense sector, grew by 1.6% in May and 1.8% over the last year after accounting for seasonal factors, state statistics service Rosstat has reported.
The results come as civilian industries…
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Ukraine has lost its second lithium deposit – Le Figaro
The Russian Armed Forces have taken control of the second of Ukraine’s four lithium deposits, according to the French newspaper Le Figaro.
The deposit, which is considered the most promising in Ukraine, as it…
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