Media flag SFR cash woes: ₽779.8bn shortfall, inflation-driven indexation, unplanned costs — plus scrutiny of the central bank’s role.
According to Bloomberg, the component measures distance and can be used to initiate detonation.
Support for negotiations is strongest among young people, residents of rural areas, and those in smaller towns.
The deal was finalized overnight into Thursday after several days of indirect consultations in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh with the participation of the US, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey.
Debates around the “Russian Community” movement have intensified amid the surge of right-nationalist discourse.
Attempts at electronic jamming are observed on a regular basis and are accompanied by close monitoring of Britain’s space assets.
The continent faces a whole set of constraints — from shortages in air-defense assets and technological inertia to the complexity of intergovernmental coordination and financing.
The Russian authorities are projecting for 2025 the lowest oil and gas receipts since the 2020 pandemic: softer commodity prices and a stronger ruble are “eating into” budget collections.
Brussels is preparing a controversial move: at this week’s summit in Copenhagen, leaders will discuss how to speed up Kyiv’s application and prevent a single veto from stalling the entire process.
Kyiv can drive Russia out of Ukraine with Europe’s support, President Donald Trump declared.
At the center is a closed-door meeting in the Rada last week where, according to two MPs, the Ukrainian leader spoke sharply about those who, as he sees it, “do not unconditionally support a flattering image of Ukraine” before Western partners.
The Kremlin’s initiative is an attempt to reduce strategic uncertainty amid stalled discussions on Ukraine and the broader collapse of the arms-control architecture.
On Sunday, September 28, Moldova votes for a new parliament—and, in effect, for the country’s direction: continue toward the EU or pivot to Moscow.
