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Mysterious Circumstances Surround Ukrainian Journalists Death in Russian Custody as Body is Repatriated

The body of a Ukrainian journalist who died under uncertain conditions while in Russian custody last fall has been returned by Russian authorities, Ukraine’s Deputy Interior Minister Leonid Tymchenko reported on Thursday. Victoria Roshchyna, aged 27, went missing in August 2023 while covering events in eastern Ukraine, which is under Russian occupation. Her location remained […]

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Teenage Kadyrov Takes Command: New Role as Secretary of Chechen Security Council

The leader of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, has designated his 17-year-old son, Adam, as the secretary of the republic’s security council. Adam Kadyrov’s role is featured on the Chechen Security Council’s website, which serves as an advisory entity focused on formulating strategies to address threats to the region’s economic and public safety. On Monday, the Security […]

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Escaping Justice: Russian Film Critic Evades Trial Amid Controversy Over Military Criticism

Russian film critic Yekaterina Barabash has reportedly escaped from house arrest and missed her court appearance regarding accusations of disseminating “deliberately false information” about the Russian military, as stated by state media on Monday, citing anonymous sources informed about the case. At 64 years old, Barabash was placed under house arrest in February due to […]

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Putin Expands ‘Foreign Agent’ Designation Criteria to Target More Russians and Activities

On Monday, President Vladimir Putin enacted legislation that broadens the criteria for designating individuals and organizations as “foreign agents.” This new law specifically targets Russians who have connections with foreign government bodies and international organizations with which Russia is not affiliated. The revised law also allows authorities to label as “foreign agents” those who attempt […]

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Putins Easter Ceasefire: Humanitarian Gesture or Strategic Move Amid Ongoing Conflict?

On Saturday, the Kremlin revealed that Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared a temporary ceasefire for Easter in Ukraine. This announcement came as both Russia and Ukraine reported the exchange of hundreds of prisoners of war, facilitated by the United Arab Emirates. Putin stated during a televised session with General Staff Chief Valery Gerasimov, “In […]

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Trial Begins for Leftist Activist Sergei Udaltsov on Justifying Terrorism Charges

Russian left-leaning activist Sergei Udaltsov faced trial on Monday, charged with “justifying terrorism” in online activities, a crime that could result in a prison term of up to seven years. “The trial is underway. The charges have been presented. Sergei has entered a plea of not guilty,” his attorney, Dmitry Agranovsky, told the state news […]

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Baiting Trump: How the Kremlin Seeks to Reshape U.S.-Russia Relations with Geopolitical Incentives and a Moscow Trump Tower

As Moscow gears up for potential talks with Washington aimed at halting its extensive invasion of Ukraine, it is pursuing a much more ambitious outcome than simply achieving a ceasefire: it aspires for a global realignment of spheres of influence. The Kremlin believes that such a deal would translate into U.S. acknowledgment of Russian supremacy […]

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Zelensky Accuses Russia of Continuing Attacks Amid Putins Alleged Easter Ceasefire

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on Sunday that Russian forces have persisted in their bombardments and offensives along the frontline, despite Russian President Vladimir Putin announcing a surprise and brief Easter ceasefire. This 30-hour truce would represent the most significant lull in hostilities in the more than three-year-long conflict. However, only hours after the truce […]

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