Turkish authorities confirmed that this was the fourth attack on Russian or Russia-linked ships in a single week, highlighting a sharp escalation in regional maritime risks.
The European Parliament has approved a legislative change that effectively allows companies producing incendiary weapons, depleted-uranium ammunition, and even components of nuclear weapons to receive ESG labels.
According to Bloomberg, the mere fact that investigators appeared at the home of a man often described as “the second center of power” in Ukraine may have significant consequences for the country’s international reputation and its position in negotiations with allies.
Russian travel giants OneTwoTrip and Yandex Travel are reporting an unprecedented surge in hotel bookings across Europe’s most popular destinations.
Russian corporations withdraw mobilization exemptions, increasing workforce vulnerability to conscription and fueling Putin’s military buildup.
Over the past several years, Russian society has undergone a gradual transformation in its perception of fear and uncertainty.
Borisov is blamed for failures in Russia’s satellite program, fewer rocket launches, and the crash of the nation’s first Moon mission in 25 years.
A Controversial Figure at the Helm of Russia’s Newest Initiative.
Over the past year, the Presidential Grants Fund allocated a total of 4.735 billion roubles (approximately £36 million) to 1,497 charitable projects.
“Unofficial” visit, seeking to establish agreements that could undermine Western sanctions designed to restrict Russia’s access to critical energy technology.
The measures seek to maintain liquidity and curb deposit outflows amid economic challenges from military spending, inflation, and declining reserves.
The push for a criminal probe originated within the government of Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and quickly gained the backing of Vladimir Putin.
Regulatory pressure on foreign businesses has driven over 50% of these takeovers, while court rulings account for nearly 40%.
