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Médecins Sans Frontières ceases operations in Russia after removal from foreign NGO register. The organization, active since 1992, provided crucial medical aid to over 52,000 displaced individuals.
Russia agrees to construct a fuel pipeline in Congo, linking Pointe-Noire to Brazzaville. The project, with 90% Russian control, aims to strengthen Moscow's ties with Africa amid Western tensions.
Two individuals face charges for allegedly smuggling laser welding machines to Russia's nuclear industry, violating U. S. export controls. The case highlights ongoing efforts to enforce trade regulations and protect national security.
Laurent Vinatier, a French citizen, faces trial in Moscow for allegedly gathering sensitive military information. The case, highlighting tensions between Russia and the West, has been adjourned until mid-October.
Russian President orders third army expansion since Ukraine invasion. Armed forces to reach 2.38 million personnel, with focus on voluntary recruitment rather than new mobilization.
Two senior Russian defense officials have admitted to accepting bribes, as part of a larger corruption investigation within the military. This case is the latest in a series of scandals that have led to significant changes in leadership.
U. S. President Biden to meet with Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to discuss war strategy and a new aid package. The meeting aims to address Ukraine's "victory plan" and prevent Russian advances in the east.
A senior NATO military official suggests Ukraine has valid reasons to strike deeper into Russia using Western weapons. The statement comes amid ongoing discussions among allies about long-range missile use.
Russian officials warn of potential nuclear retaliation if Ukraine conducts deep strikes. Western allies consider allowing long-range attacks, while Kyiv urges decisive action against Russian military facilities.
Global tensions escalate as Putin threatens NATO over Ukraine's potential use of Western long-range weapons. North Korea showcases uranium enrichment, while China addresses its aging workforce crisis.
Ukraine's foreign ministry reveals Russia's extensive use of Iranian-made Shahed drones in the ongoing conflict. U.S. warns of potential ballistic missile transfers, escalating tensions in the region.
Ukraine requests permission to use Western-provided missiles for strikes inside Russia, citing strategic necessity. Western allies remain cautious due to potential escalation with nuclear-armed Russia.
Russia disagrees with Turkey's call for Crimea's return to Ukraine, highlighting diplomatic tensions. Kremlin suggests US pressure influences Turkey's position, while potential Putin-Erdogan talks loom.
Three lawyers who represented late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny are on trial for alleged involvement with an extremist group. The case is seen as part of ongoing pressure against Navalny's allies.
Former U. S. President Donald Trump's admiration for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán during a debate raises concerns. Orbán's controversial policies and Trump's embrace of the leader draw criticism from Democrats.
Russian troops reportedly initiate a significant counter-offensive in Kursk, reclaiming territory from Ukrainian forces. Pro-Russian sources claim progress, but information remains unverified amid ongoing conflict.
Central African Republic seeks new security partners amid Russian mercenary turmoil. U.S. contractor Bancroft enters, sparking tensions with Wagner Group. Local population caught between foreign interests.
Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza's al-Mawasi camp, killing 19. Ukraine launches massive drone attack on Moscow. Jordan holds elections under new law. Indian doctors strike for safety after colleague's murder.
Russia is finalizing procedures for a new bilateral treaty with Iran, amid US accusations of military cooperation. The move signifies deepening relations between the two nations in the face of Western opposition.
Ukraine calls for permission to strike Russian territory with Western weapons as US prepares sanctions on Iran for missile supplies to Moscow. Officials stress need for stronger deterrence measures.
Iran's provision of short-range ballistic missiles to Russia escalates tensions in the Ukraine conflict. U.S. Secretary of State Blinken announces sanctions and plans a rare visit to Kyiv amid global power shifts.
Over 140 Ukrainian drones targeted Russian territories, causing one fatality and airport closures. The attack, one of the largest in the ongoing conflict, highlights Ukraine's growing drone capabilities amidst the war.
A massive Ukrainian drone assault on Moscow and other Russian regions resulted in the first civilian fatality in the capital. The attack damaged residential buildings and temporarily closed airports.
Russia reports territorial gains in eastern Ukraine, capturing villages and advancing towards strategic locations. Ukrainian forces maintain their positions in Donetsk region, according to President Zelenskiy.
Russian officials report the destruction of multiple Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow and border regions. No damage or injuries were reported, but the incident led to temporary flight suspensions at major airports.
Former laser equipment salesman faces charges for allegedly evading U. S. export laws to sell to Rosatom subsidiary. Arrest highlights ongoing tensions in U.S.-Russia trade relations amid tightened controls.
An Iranian military official denies reports of missile shipments to Russia, amid Western concerns over potential use in Ukraine. The denial comes as Iran-Russia ties strengthen.
Over 30,000 Russians have settled in Belgrade since early 2022, establishing a vibrant community. While some integrate, many maintain strong cultural ties, reflecting the complexities of expatriate life.
In a groundbreaking event, CIA and MI6 directors addressed key global issues, including the Ukraine conflict, Russian activities, and China's growing influence, during their first-ever public joint appearance in London.
A Russian court has frozen Raiffeisen Bank International's shares in its local arm, preventing the largest Western bank in Russia from leaving. This move challenges Western efforts to isolate Russia financially amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
