Category: 1. Russia

The Hungarian parliament may vote in favour of withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC) at the end of May. This was announced by the country’s Foreign Affairs and External Economic Relations Minister…

Russia’s budget revenues from oil and gas fell 17% year-over-year to 1.08 trillion rubles ($12.8 billion) in March, the Finance Ministry reported Thursday.

The government collected approximately 230 billion rubles ($2.7 billion) less…

Poland claims €400-500m in compensation from European funds for arms deliveries to Ukraine. This statement was made by the head of the Polish National Defence, Vladyslav Kosyniak-Kamysh, in a conversation with…

Story by Rima Grigoryan for The Beet. Edited by Eilish Hart

In Yerevan, refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh are protesting the Armenian government’s decision to cut back a vital aid program for the fifth day straight. Armenia began offering this…

Russia’s lower-house State Duma voted Thursday to strip lawmaker Yury Napso of his seat after he failed to attend parliamentary sessions for two years while still collecting his official salary.

Napso, a member of the nationalist…

The Baltic Sea handles around 15 percent of global shipping traffic — approximately 2,500 vessels daily, according to researcher Julian Pawlak. A rising number of these ships belong to Russia’s “shadow fleet,” a group of hundreds of…

Lithuania held a farewell ceremony for the four American soldiers who died during a military exercise in March. Mourners gathered in Vilnius on April 3 for the procession before the bodies were taken to the airport and returned to the United…