Category: 1. Russia

Below, you’ll find a digest of news reports from October 22, 2025, in Russian and English. Today, we focused on the expansion of terrorism charges against Russia’s dissidents and setbacks for women’s rights and music freedom. Europe…

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On October 16, a day before meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Vladimir Putin — and announced plans to meet with the Russian president in Hungary. The…

The Russian Federation and the Republic of Nicaragua have signed an intergovernmental agreement on military cooperation. The document is published on the official portal of legal information.

The military…

In August 2024, Western countries carried out the biggest prisoner swap with Russia in the country’s modern history. In exchange for a ragtag group of hackers and spies, and one high-profile FSB assassin, Vladimir Putin released 16 people…

The United States cannot live in unequal trade conditions with China — trade relations are no longer acceptable in this format, said American trade representative Jamison Greer.

“For 20 years, China has had wide…

Access to the popular messaging apps Telegram and WhatsApp has been restricted in about 40% of Russia’s regions, the independent monitoring project Na Svyazi said Wednesday.

“Complaints about unstable performance of the messengers…

Russia launched a wave of missile and drone attacks on Ukraine on Tuesday night on Wednesday, killing multiple civilians and causing widespread damage across several regions. Commenting on the strikes, Ukrainian President Volodymyr…

At the meeting, the Federation Council approved the ratification of the treaty on strategic partnership and cooperation with Venezuela.

The Strategic Partnership Agreement with Venezuela was signed in Moscow on May…

The International Relations Committee of the United States Senate will consider three anti-Russian bills. This is reported by the Axios portal.

“Three bills designed to increase pressure on Russia should be…