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Opinion: The Kremlin's response to the fall of Aleksandar Vučić has been surprisingly tepid. That could change as the Student List's government takes shape, writes Tatyana Rybakova.
https://t.co/Xb5BSN7s2Q
BREAKING: U.S. First Lady Melania Trump said that a localized ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia has been expanded beyond Oleshky to allow safe passage for humanitarian supplies.
Binance provided Russian investigators with Yury Belenky's transaction history last year, including records of transfers to Ukrainian fundraising campaigns.
https://t.co/8NWhFTfas9
Businessman Umar Kremlev was previously revealed to have partly funded Trump Jr.’s wedding on a private Caribbean island in May.
https://t.co/2WMKDs9sTz
As Japan stays silent about his case, Imai's online presence and articles offer glimpses of the reporter who Moscow jailed on espionage charges. https://t.co/APp0hJNVZZ
Opinion: Experiencing captivity both as the American Evan and the Russian Vanya, Evan Gershkovich's account of life in a Russian jail is a compelling addition to the lineage of testimony that includes Solzhenitsyn and Ginzburg, writes @drpollyjones.
https://t.co/oaXsAWCxlI
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A growing number of Russian soldiers who were still schoolchildren when the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began are being killed in the war.
These are some of their stories. https://t.co/yzWTCXou8T
Officials in the Far East region said a number of social support programs will be “funded in stages, so some transfers may occur with temporary delays.”
https://t.co/bTGc3iKj2X
The two Nordic countries said the aim of their call with Vladimir Putin was “to convey messages directly” about upcoming peace negotiations.
https://t.co/Bc3Asuiidw
BREAKING: Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre held a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, officials in Finland and Norway said.
At least two people were killed in Ukrainian attacks in western Russia, regional officials said, while strikes against Kyiv left one person dead.
https://t.co/n8jZvTZSWw
Jovo Bakić, a representative of the Student List, told the Kremlin-backed broadcaster RT Balkan that the incoming government would not impose sanctions on Moscow or abandon Russian gas supplies despite pressure from the European Union.
https://t.co/zoxOlCdSk3
Opinion: When Indigenous people seek autonomy, well-meaning liberals warn that they could end up with autocracy. But that is not inevitable, argues exiled Sakha politician Alexander Ivanov.
https://t.co/b8A5i9t7T1
A growing number of Russian soldiers who were still schoolchildren when the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began are being killed in the war. https://t.co/yzWTCXou8T
Opinion: Washington is not only seeking to extract maximum profit from ending the war, but engaging in magical thinking imagining it will create peace, writes @Charles_Hecker.
https://t.co/HMfwl3cBr2