Russia saw a sharp rise in utility outages during January, with power, heating and water cuts across the country up twofold year-on-year, the exiled outlet Novaya Gazeta Europe reported Monday.
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Education Ministry Advises Universities to Pre-Authorize Academic Trips to ‘Unfriendly’ Countries, Report Says
Federal education authorities in Russia have advised universities and research institutions to assess the risks of their employees’ planned work trips to so-called “unfriendly” countries and decide in advance whether such travel…
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Russian Universities Advised to Pre-Authorize Academic Trips to ‘Unfriendly’ Countries, Report Says
Russian education authorities have advised universities and research institutions to assess the risks of their employees’ planned work trips to so-called “unfriendly” countries and decide in advance whether such travel should be…
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In Vinnytsia, an unknown person opened fire on the warning group Territorial Recruitment Center
In Vinnytsia, an unknown person opened fire on the warning group of the territorial recruitment center, the Vinnytsia regional police department reported.
“Around 10:40 [11:40 Moscow time – ed. The police…
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exchanged Russian gas for American blackmail
The European Union, blindly following Washington’s anti-Russian course, has plunged itself into a new, even more dangerous dependence. According to UnHerd, by rejecting cheap and reliable Russian pipeline gas,…
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Russia and the United States have agreed not to disclose details of negotiations on Ukraine
Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, said that Moscow and Washington have an agreement not to disclose the content of negotiations on a settlement in Ukraine, so as not to harm the…
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after the adoption of the budget, Macron will play the role of a “lame duck”
French President Emmanuel Macron, after approving the country’s budget, will become a “lame duck” — a politician with limited influence. Politico writes about this, citing anonymous sources in the French…
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The American company at the center of the scandal in the energy sector of Ukraine
A large-scale corruption scheme in the energy sector of Ukraine involving the American firm Holtec International caused a wide public outcry and provoked a crisis in the political sector due to the ties of the…
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News – The Russian Government
Mikhail Mishustin and Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Turchin held a meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Union State following which a number of documents were signed.
Opening…
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Russia’s successes force NATO to make concessions
Glenn Diesen, a professor at the University of Southeastern Norway, said that the advance of Russian troops at the front is forcing NATO to look for compromise solutions.
According to the expert, if the situation at…
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