Far-right AfD and left-wing BSW hold a majority in Saxony-Anhalt’s parliament, planning a symbolic vote to end Ukraine aid and restore ties with Russia.
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Latvian Court Sentences Woman To Six Years In Prison Over €43 Transfer Investigators Say Was Intended For Drone-jamming Equipment For Russian Troops
A Riga court sentenced Polina Kamleva over a €43 transfer investigators say was meant to help buy drone-jamming equipment for Russian forces.
Russia To Videotape Driving Tests And Photograph Candidates
New Russian government rules mandate video recording and photography of driving test candidates, effective March 1, 2027, to curb fraud.
Trump Says He’ll Call Putin About Suspected Plague Outbreak In Russia
President Trump announced plans to call Vladimir Putin regarding a suspected plague outbreak in Russia’s Irkutsk region, amid conflicting official reports.
How A 1965 Moscow Protest Demanding That The Soviet Government Obey Its Own Laws Helped Launch The USSR’s Dissident Movement
Several dozen people gathered in Pushkin Square in 1965 to demand an open trial, using Soviet law to challenge the authorities’ secrecy.
Ukraine Apologizes For Revealing North Korean POWs’ Transfer To South Korea. Seoul Says Apology Isn’t Enough, Vows ‘Firm Measures.’
South Korea vows firm measures after Ukraine apologizes for revealing North Korean POW transfers to Seoul. Ambassador recall is under consideration.
Car Bomb In Russia Kills Ex-prison Official Ukraine Accused Of Torturing POWs
A car bomb in Novomoskovsk killed Roman Syromyatnikov, an ex-Russian prison official accused by Ukraine of torturing POWs.
Russia Has Begun Striking Kyiv’s Bridges Across The Dnipro For The First Time Since Invading Ukraine
Russian drones hit Kyiv’s Southern and Northern bridges across the Dnipro, marking a new phase in attacks on critical transport infrastructure.
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.