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Russian opposition groups clash over alleged attacks, undermining unity against the Kremlin. Navalny's allies accuse a Khodorkovsky associate, highlighting leadership vacuum and credibility concerns.
Nine European countries express strong opposition to the IMF's decision to restart consultations with Russia, citing concerns about the Fund's reputation and potential impact on support for Ukraine.
Germany's reduced aid to Ukraine sparks debate on its geopolitical role. The article suggests accepting Germany's limited involvement and focusing on Eastern European NATO members for strategic partnerships.
Swedish appeals court overturns acquittal, sentencing ex-Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen to 15 months for gross fraud related to anti-money laundering failures in Estonia. Case highlights cross-border banking supervision challenges.
Polish prosecutors have gathered evidence to charge three Belarusian officials for the forced landing of a Ryanair flight in Minsk in 2021, which led to the arrest of a dissident journalist. The case has sparked international controversy.
The Netherlands announces a significant boost to its defense budget, aiming to meet NATO's 2% GDP spending target. This marks a shift from years of austerity towards military reinforcement.
Belarusian authorities have detained a Japanese man for alleged intelligence gathering. The incident marks the first time a Japanese national has been implicated in such activities in Belarus.
The Netherlands plans to reintroduce tanks to its military arsenal, aligning with NATO spending targets. This strategic move, costing up to 315 million euros annually, marks a significant shift in Dutch defense policy.
Russian singer Monetochka, now in exile, reflects on her homeland's transformation and the role of artists in maintaining Russia's cultural identity amidst political turmoil.
As summer wanes, a wave of new books hits shelves, spanning genres from historical fiction to popular science. These releases promise compelling narratives and fresh perspectives on various subjects.
Belarus' President Lukashenko pardons 30 protest-related prisoners. Opposition leader Tsikhanouskaya welcomes the move but vows to continue fighting for the release of nearly 1,400 remaining political detainees.
The European Union has sanctioned 28 Belarusian officials for human rights violations, freezing assets and imposing travel bans. This action comes just before the anniversary of the disputed 2020 election.
Italian Eurofighter Typhoons, operating under NATO command, intercepted unidentified aircraft in Baltic airspace. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in the region amid Russia-Ukraine conflict.