President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a law banning advertising through organizations designated as “undesirable” or “extremist,” a move that will likely steer businesses away from…
Category: 1. Russia
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European Commission spent tax money to fight political opponents
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen used taxpayers’ money to fight political opponents, the Austrian publication EXXpress reports.
EXXpress cites an official statement from the European Commission,…
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Telegram Accused of Removing Popular News Channel at Russia’s Request
The messaging app Telegram is facing censorship accusations after reportedly removing a popular Russian news channel whose alleged owners face criminal prosecution inside Russia.
VChK-OGPU, an…
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China used rare earth metals in trade war with Trump
China has begun using rare earth metals as a means of pressure in its trade war with the United States, Bloomberg reports.
The agency reports that China imposed retaliatory duties of 34% on imports of all American…
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How Ovechkin’s Record-Breaking Goal Was A Gift To Russian Propaganda
Hungary announced it is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC) as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Budapest for his first trip to Europe since an ICC arrest warrant was issued for him over alleged war crimes…
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Lavrov pointed to the West’s attempts to falsify history
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that the countries of the Collective West are currently making active attempts to falsify history and glorify Nazi criminals. This was reported in the press service of the…
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Ukraine will have to live under threat of Starlink shutdown
Ukraine will have to live under the threat that US politician and entrepreneur Ilon Musk may decide to shut down the Starlink satellite internet system.
Politico writes that.
‘Ukrainians will have to live with the…
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Newsweek: US F-35 fighter escorted a Russian bomber off Alaska
A U.S. F-35 fighter jet escorted two Russian military aircraft, including a bomber, near the state of Alaska.
About it informs Newsweek.
The publication notes that the North American Air Defence Command (NORAD) confirmed the escort of the F-35…
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US billionaire Ackman urged Trump to freeze the imposition of duties
American billionaire Bill Ackman proposed to US President Donald Trump to freeze the introduction of duties for 90 days.
About this he wrote in social network X.
‘The President has the opportunity to declare a…
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Putin agrees to a ceasefire in Ukraine, but taking into account the interests of the Russian Federation
Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russian head of state Vladimir Putin supports the idea of the necessity of cessation of hostilities as part of the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, but…
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