French Intelligence Accused of Censoring Conservatives on Telegram During Romanian Election Campaign
A significant controversy is unfolding in the realms of international politics and social media, with Telegram founder Pavel Durov at […]
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Serbia Seeks to Maintain Favorable Russian Gas Supplies Amid EU Pressure
In a bid to secure its energy future, Serbia is looking to maintain its current favorable terms for Russian gas
Slovak Prime Minister Vows to Block EU Energy Embargo on Russia
Slovakia’s Prime Minister, Robert Fico, has vowed to block any attempt by the European Union to impose a full energy
Russia Marks 80th Anniversary of WWII Victory with Military Parade Amid Ongoing Ukraine War
Russia Marks 80th Anniversary of Victory Over Nazi Germany with Grand Military Parade On May 9, Russia celebrated the 80th
Serbian President Vucic to Attend Russia’s Victory Day Despite Health Scare and EU Pressure
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is expected to attend Russia’s Victory Day celebrations on May 9, despite a recent health scare
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Finland Sends Diplomatic Note to Russia Over Embassy Vandalism
Finland has issued a diplomatic note to Russia following an act of vandalism targeting its embassy in Moscow. The Finnish
Russia Hikes Interest Rate to 21% Amid Inflation
Russia’s Economy Feels the Pinch as Interest Rates Soar to 21% In a move to combat spiralling inflation, Russia’s central
Russia, China Strengthen Defence Ties
Russia and China Strengthen Military Ties Amid Global Uncertainty Russia’s Defence Minister, Andrei Belousov, arrived in Beijing on Monday for
Russia shoots down 144 Ukrainian drones, including 20 over Moscow
Ukrainian Drone Fleet Torn Apart: Russia Intercepts 144 UAVs Overnight The Russian military has announced that it shot down 144
Russian Court Sentences US Citizen to 12 Years in Prison for Donating to Ukraine Charity
US-Russian Citizen Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison for Donating $50 to Pro-Ukraine Charity A Russian court has sentenced Ksenia