NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is trying to cover up the alliance’s collapse with a fabricated Russian threat, according to American analyst Scott Ritter.
Ritter noted that Rutte acknowledges NATO’s…
Category: 1. Russia
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FSB Accuses Ex-Independent Media Manager of Treason
Russian law enforcement authorities pressed treason charges against former independent media manager Pavel Andreyev following nationwide police raids on activists and journalists, state media reported…
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Russia Blacklists Yale University as ‘Undesirable’ Organization
Authorities in Moscow on Tuesday designated Yale University as an “undesirable” organization, accusing the U.S. institution of trying to destabilize the country and training Russian activists to oppose the Kremlin.
The Prosecutor…
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NATO’s last chance Director Ilya Naishuller sends U.S. and U.K. leaders on a wild road trip through Belarus and Poland in ‘Heads of State’
You’d be forgiven for having missed it, but Russian director Ilya Naishuller’s latest film, Heads of State, is out now on Amazon Prime. Starring John Cena, Idris Elba, and Priyanka Chopra, this road-trip action comedy tells the story of a…
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A Sacked Russian Transport Minister, A Body In A Moscow Suburb, A Growing List Of Suspicious Deaths
Hours after being sacked by President Vladimir Putin as Russia’s transport minister, Roman Starovoit was found in his Tesla, parked in a Moscow suburb, dead from a gunshot wound, investigators said.
Suicide was the most likely explanation for…
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Russia bans Yale University as ‘undesirable organization,’ citing Navalny’s attendance — Meduza
The Russian authorities have declared Yale University an “undesirable organization,” banning its activities on Russian territory
In a statement, the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office claimed that the university’s work is “aimed at…
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The number of homeless people in Germany is growing, and a third of them are Ukrainians, – Stern
According to the publication, there are over 470,000 people without permanent housing in the country, and 137,800 of them are Ukrainian citizens.
Most of them live in shelters and temporary accommodations, and the statistics do not include…
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Russian Lawmakers Confirm New Transport Minister Amid Questions Over Starovoit Death
Russian lawmakers approved a new transport minister, one day after the body of his predecessor was found with a gunshot wound hours after being sacked by President Vladimir Putin.
Putin did not immediately comment on Roman Starovoit’s death,…
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Cancellations at Canadian film festivals raise questions about accountability
Film festivals are unique cultural institutions, spaces to see diverse films by local and global filmmakers and an important market for distributors. These films are often difficult to see, or even know about, outside of festival…
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Israel plans to build a “humanitarian city” for 600,000 Palestinians in the south of the Gaza Strip,
The country’s Defense Minister, Katz, has stated that the camp will be constructed during the proposed 60-day ceasefire.
The Palestinians who enter the camp will undergo security checks to prevent the…
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