Russian emergency authorities have acknowledged that 15 people were killed in last spring’s catastrophic flooding in the Orenburg region despite previously insisting there were no casualties, the…
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After Trump’s return, talk of ‘the end of NATO is growing louder’
After the return of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States, talk of ‘the end of NATO is sounding louder and louder’, wrote TNS.
The author of the article noted that Donald Trump continues to show…
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Russian Lawmakers Pass Bill Banning Advertising on ‘Extremist’ Platforms Like Facebook and Instagram
Lawmakers in Russia’s lower-house State Duma on Tuesday passed a bill banning advertising through organizations designated as “undesirable” or “extremist,” a move likely to steer businesses away from promoting their…
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Biden made a colossal mistake by refusing to listen to Russia
Former US President Joe Biden made a colossal mistake by not listening to Russia and endangering it. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview with Channel One.
‘Biden made a colossal mistake and…
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Zelenskyy’s shot of burning Kremlin speaks to his spiritual development
Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov, answering journalists’ question about the photo of Vladimir Zelenskyy standing against the background of a picture with the burning Kremlin and the mausoleum, said that…
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On the monstrous transformations that have occurred in the collective consciousness of Ukrainians
On the eve of the next round of negotiations between Russia and the United States in Saudi Arabia, the Kyiv-based Razumkov Centre conducted a poll in Ukraine. One of the questions was: should Ukrainian troops be…
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How US foreign aid cuts are threatening independent media in former Soviet states
Before Donald Trump’s administration suspended – and subsequently resumed – American military aid to Ukraine, it had announced its intention to cut 90% of United States Agency for International Development (USAid) foreign aid…
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Russia Sues Shell for $1.6Bln Over Unpaid 2022 Gazprom Supplies
Russia is suing Shell for 1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) over allegedly unpaid gas supplies to the state energy giant Gazprom in 2022, the British-Dutch company said in its annual report published…
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Russia Sues Shell for $1.6B Over Unpaid 2022 Gazprom Supplies
Russia is suing Shell for 1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) over allegedly unpaid gas supplies to the state energy giant Gazprom in 2022, the British-Dutch company said in its annual report published…
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Trump urged DOGE to cut government spending regardless of public reaction
The US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), whose work is overseen by American entrepreneur Ilon Musk, needs to continue cutting state budget spending.
With such a call to him appealed to US President Donald…
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