Category: World

Russia and Belarus are set to collaborate on the development of an artificial intelligence system based on what officials refer to as “traditional values,” as reported by the Belarusian state news agency BelTA on Friday. Sergei Glazyev, secretary of the supranational Union State, which encompasses both nations, stated, “The objective is to create a sovereign […]

Russia launched over 620 drones and long-range missiles during the night, resulting in four fatalities, Ukraine reported on Saturday. The country is urging for new sanctions against Moscow to halt these unprecedented attacks. In recent months, both Kyiv and Moscow have intensified aerial assaults, while U.S.-led negotiations for a ceasefire in the ongoing three-year conflict […]

A Russian military drone crashed into a country house in Tatarstan on Tuesday due to a suspected malfunction during a test flight, according to its manufacturer. Authorities in Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, reported that a “civilian” aircraft lost control and descended onto a dacha located north of the city at 9:10 AM local time. […]

Ukrainian artillery fire targeted the town of Shebekino in the southwestern Belgorod region early Thursday morning, resulting in two fatalities, according to local officials. A woman died immediately in the assault, while a man succumbed to his injuries at the hospital later, as reported by Belgorod region Governor Vyachslav Gladkov. Shebekino, home to approximately 40,000 […]

“There are around 2,000 childless women from Dagestan in the Al-Hawl and Roj camps, which are managed by Kurdish forces in Syria,” shared L., a Dagestani woman who was recently rescued from the expansive detention center in northeastern Syria. “There are also numerous families with children held there. I don’t have the precise figures, but […]

The previous campaign chief for liberal presidential candidate Boris Nadezhdin announced on Tuesday that he has lost his Russian citizenship. Dmitry Kisiev led Nadezhdin’s campaign during the 2024 presidential election, which resulted in Vladimir Putin being re-elected for another six years. Nadezhdin, who openly advocated for peace with Ukraine and called for democratic reforms, was […]

In the first half of 2025, Russia’s expenditure on military personnel hit an unprecedented 2 trillion rubles (approximately $25.68 billion), as reported by Re: Russia, an analytical platform operated by Russian academics in exile. This increase in spending, driven by enlistment bonuses, salaries, and compensation for injured or deceased soldiers’ families, demonstrates the Kremlin’s commitment […]

A memorial service for Roman Starovoit, the former Minister of Transportation, took place in St. Petersburg on Friday, just days after his apparent suicide outside Moscow, which followed his unexpected dismissal by President Vladimir Putin. The ceremony was attended by Leningrad region Governor Alexander Drozdenko and other federal and regional officials who had collaborated with […]

In an interview with the business magazine Expert, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov defended the censorship measures implemented by Russia during wartime, characterizing the suppression of dissenting information as a necessary reaction to what he described as an age of information warfare directed at the nation. Peskov admitted that since the onset of the full-scale invasion […]

On Wednesday, Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) announced that its officers shot and killed a man who was allegedly plotting to detonate a railway bridge in the southern Saratov region. The individual, whose identity has not been disclosed, reportedly opened fire on FSB agents while trying to obtain an 11-kilogram (24-pound) explosive device. In response, […]