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EU Council chief António Costa warned that the US, Russia, and China are undermining the rules-based international order. He highlighted the need to uphold international law and cooperation.
Two Ukrainians are on trial in Germany, accused of spying for Russia. The charges involve allegedly gathering information and planning attacks.
A low-budget thriller reflects Hungarian election tensions, while PM Orbán faces accusations of inviting Russian agents to rig the vote.
Russia is experiencing a surge in oil and gas revenues due to soaring prices, despite international sanctions. Experts suggest that oil shortages, rather than sanctions removal, are the primary driver of increased Russian energy exports.
Kyiv claims responsibility for a strike on a Russian military factory in Bryansk, while Russia reports casualties from missile and drone attacks in the Kyiv region.
A Kenyan minister has traveled to Russia to investigate reports of illegal recruitment of Kenyan citizens into the Russian army. The investigation aims to halt the alleged recruitment activities and protect Kenyan citizens from potential exploitation.
Russia has declared a cattle disease emergency, leading to large-scale culls of livestock and sparking protests.
Ukraine and its allies are divided over the issue of easing sanctions against Russia, with some fearing that doing so will prolong the war. While some countries advocate for maintaining or increasing pressure, others express concerns about the economic consequences of sanctions.
Italian authorities have issued a warning about a stricken Russian tanker in the Mediterranean Sea, stating that it poses an imminent risk of explosion. The situation is being closely monitored to prevent a potential environmental disaster.
A Moscow court has sentenced 15 men to life in prison for their involvement in a jihadist attack on a concert hall.
Reports indicate internet blackouts are occurring in Moscow, leading some Russians to use walkie-talkies for communication. The cause of the disruptions remains unclear.
The Venice Biennale is facing criticism and potential loss of EU funding due to Russia's planned participation, despite the ongoing war in Ukraine, according to The Guardian and Euronews. The controversy highlights the ethical dilemmas surrounding cultural exchange in times of conflict.
Belgian authorities seized a tanker suspected of being part of Russia's "shadow fleet," potentially violating sanctions. The vessel is under investigation for its connection to Russia.
X (formerly Twitter) has suspended 800 million accounts in a single year due to widespread manipulation attempts, with Russia identified as a major state actor involved.
Vladimir Putin a reactionat dupa intoarcerea sportivilor rusi acasa.
Russian hackers are reportedly targeting government officials through messaging apps like WhatsApp and Signal, posing as technical support.
Jules Segers and Aurélie Richard won medals in alpine skiing at the Paralympics, while Russian and Belarussian athletes will compete under their own flags again in 2026.
Following diplomatic pressure from Kenya, Russia has agreed to cease recruiting Kenyan citizens to fight in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This decision comes after reports indicated that hundreds of Kenyans were being enlisted, raising concerns in Nairobi.
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has evolved into a high-tech war, with both sides employing advanced technologies in what's being called a "death zone." This includes the use of drones, electronic warfare systems, and sophisticated cyberattacks.
According to Deutsche Welle, Alexei Navalny was likely poisoned with a lab-made frog poison. This revelation adds a new dimension to the investigation surrounding his death.