TODAY: Putin concerned after Ukraine declares martial law. Critics argue escalation of Kerch Strait incident works in favour of both Presidents’ popularity ratings. International leaders call for release of Ukrainian ships and soldiers. Military i...
TODAY: Russia fires on Ukraine ships in severe Kerch Strait clash, UN to hold emergency meeting today, Poroshenko calling for martial law. Russian Railways boss sues Novaya Gazeta. Heavier fines for Internet giants for non-compliance. US warns OSC...
TODAY: Putin’s electoral rating at 5-year-low. Gazprom to extend Turkish Stream to four further EU countries. Putin wants faster missile production. No Russian IPOs in 2018. Further GRU official identified in 2016 Montenegro coup, UK releases more...
TODAY: Duma approves new budget, expecting $62bn surplus, as Kremlin study reveals 1 in 5 live in poverty. Rapper arrested for parking lot performance. National Guard gets $1m laser vans for dispersing protesters. Communist candidate barred from r...
TODAY: Moscow slams international interference after its Russian candidate loses Interpol presidency vote. Russian attempt to curb OPCW fails. US will take action to block Russian-Iranian oil to Syria. Mercenaries seeking prosecution for PMC organ...
TODAY: Interpol plan to elect Russian president stirs fears amongst Kremlin opposition. New charges announced against financier and Interpol target William Browder. Former Putin bodyguards win high-end real estate. Danske Bank scandal shows Russia...
TODAY: Criminal case opened into St Petersburg river pollution. Prokopchuk poised to become President of Interpol. At APEC summit, Medvedev calls for transparent trade rules, bolsters trade with Vietnam. Orthodox Church split intensifies.
TODAY: In rare Article 18 invocation, ECHR rules Navalny’s rights were violated with arrests, orders Russia to pay fine. FAS hacked. Putin says Moscow fine with lower oil price. Gazprom accused of tax-dodging in Armenia. Jailed Butina asks for cha...
TODAY: Kremlin stays cool-headed on volatile oil prices. Elections in eastern Ukraine show striving for legitimacy. Lawmaker describes tiny state pension as “genocide”. Russia’s e-commerce boom is late, but on the way. Music groups with explicit l...
TODAY: The New Times is saved by crowdfunding. Navalny leaves Russia after paying fine. Amnesty names Russian activists prisoners of conscience. Macron lifts RT ban. Russia threatens to boycott Davos. Norway supports Finland GPS claims against Rus...
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