Russian drones hit Kyiv’s Southern and Northern bridges across the Dnipro, marking a new phase in attacks on critical transport infrastructure.
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China’s $325M Bribery Case: One More Signal For Trade And Supply-Chain Operations
A Chinese official received a death sentence for accepting $325 million in bribes. This high-profile case highlights ongoing anti-corruption efforts and their potential impact on trade and supply-chain operations.
Canadian Who Moved His Family To Russia For ‘Traditional Values’ Says He No Longer Recommends It: Permanent Residency Would Require Signing A Defense Ministry Contract
Canadian farmer Arend Feenstra says he no longer recommends moving to Russia for ‘traditional values’ due to mandatory military contracts for residency.
Russian Forces Strike A Second Major Kyiv Bridge Across The Dnipro After Two Days Of Attacks On The South Bridge
Russian forces struck Kyiv’s Northern Bridge on October 3, following two days of attacks on the Southern Bridge, causing significant traffic disruptions.
Russian Guard And Inmate Killed Aboard Train Carrying Prisoners. Reports Conflict Over Alleged Riot.
A prisoner attacked guards on a Russian train, killing one officer before being shot dead. Initial riot reports were denied by authorities.
Russia Sentences Founder Of Exile News Outlet Astra To Seven Years In Absentia. Her Lawyers Say She Was Convicted Of Violating ‘Foreign Agent’ Regulations Despite Never Being Designated One.
Russian court sentences Anastasia Chumakova, founder of exile outlet Astra, to seven years in prison for ‘fake news’ and foreign agent violations.
U.S. Designates Russia-linked Sanctions-evasion Payment Network A7 A ‘Significant Transnational Criminal Organization’
The US Treasury designated the Russia-linked A7 payment network a significant transnational criminal organization, blocking US financial institutions from processing its transactions.
Finland’s Prime Minister Says ‘Foreign Forces’ Could Be Behind A String Of Intrusions At Lawmakers’ Homes
Finnish PM Petteri Orpo suggests foreign forces may be behind recent intrusions at lawmakers’ homes, aiming to destabilize national security.
Russian Strikes On Kyiv And The Surrounding Region Kill Three, Including A Child, And Wound Seven
Strikes on Kyiv and the surrounding region killed three people, including a child, and injured seven, Ukrainian officials said September 30.
Moscow Is About To ‘Restore’ Its Landmark 1922 Shukhov Radio Tower — By Dismantling It And Replacing Almost All Of Its Original Steel
RTRS plans to dismantle most of Moscow’s 1922 Shukhov Tower this fall and replace its original steel with a replica by 2028, drawing preservation objections.