Russia’s Justice Ministry added Mirnaya Rossiya, Rassvet and seven individuals or media outlets to its foreign agents register.
Russia Adds Two Unregistered Antiwar Opposition Parties To Its ‘Foreign Agents’ List
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Russia’s State Duma And Federation Council Reportedly To Cut Administrative Staff By 15%
RBC reports planned staff reductions of 15% to 20% at the State Duma and 10% to 15% at the Federation Council, mainly through vacancies.
Polish Authorities Detain A Russian Woman And Five Poles On Suspicion Of Illegally Supplying Weapons Components To Russia
Polish authorities detained a Russian woman and five Poles over alleged illegal shipments of weapons components to Russia; four face espionage charges.
How Donald Trump’s Midterm Moment Shifted The Political Mood
Early results point to a major Democratic midterm surge, powered by turnout gains and a sharp fall in Trump’s ratings on the economy.
Ukrainian Drones Strike Russia’s Ryazan Region, With Fires Reported At Oil Refinery And Wildberries Warehouse
Ryazan’s governor reported overnight drone strikes, damage and power cuts. Telegram channels reported fires at an oil refinery and Wildberries logistics site.
Russia’s Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova Will Lead Moscow’s Side At Melania Trump’s Washington Meeting With Ukrainian Officials — If Her Traveling Party Can Get Visas
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov named Yana Lantratova and Kirill Dmitriev for Melania Trump’s meeting with Russian and Ukrainian representatives.
Turkish Authorities Detain 34 Russian Women In Nightclub Raids Over Alleged ‘Morality And Public Safety Violations’
The Russian Embassy says 34 women were detained in Ankara on October 23 and are being held at a deportation center ahead of a court hearing.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk Says Poland Prevented A Possible Provocation On The Border With Russia’s Kaliningrad Exclave After Spotting ‘People With Flashlights’
Donald Tusk says Polish authorities responded to people seen with flashlights near the Kaliningrad border. Officials reported no crossing.
Why Experts Praise CPC’s Focus On Self-governance
A headline says experts praise CPC’s focus on self-governance, but provides no details about the experts, evidence or policy behind that assessment.
Bangladesh’s Garment Wage Board: What The Factory Protests Mean Beyond Dhaka
Bangladesh named a six-member wage board after protests disrupted 529 garment factories. Workers seek 30,000 taka a month; negotiations are pending.
