Researcher Stepanenko stated that it is difficult to predict what the Kremlin will do next beyond Ukraine's borders, noting that Russia continues to develop multiple narratives.

Russia acknowledges supply problems in annexed Crimea and other territories due to Ukrainian air attacks on infrastructure, with a Kremlin spokesperson advising citizens on behavior amidst the shortages.

Vladimir Putin's popularity among ordinary Russians is reportedly weakening, with official statistics suggesting a decline. The Russian state agency has also ceased publishing results from a key regular poll on the popularity of politicians, including the president.

A 33-year-old TikTok influencer, known for spreading pro-Kremlin propaganda and openly calling for Russia to attack Moldova, was detained upon his return to Moldova from Germany for war propaganda.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenka declared in a Saturday speech that his country's units would not engage in combat operations in Ukraine, sharply rejecting the possibility of sending Belarusian citizens to the front as 'cannon fodder' for the Kremlin.

A Paris court was set to deliver its judgment in a French aspect of a sprawling case involving a Russian national and a massive $230 million embezzlement, a case linked to British financier Bill Browder's two-decade campaign against the Kremlin.

The Kremlin is reportedly concerned about the vulnerability of its surveillance systems, drawing parallels to a hypothetical scenario where Israel assassinated Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran using hacked traffic cameras at the start of a war with Iran.

Findings from the British newspaper Financial Times confirm a high degree of paranoia in the Kremlin, with Putin reportedly ordering cameras in his vicinity to be turned off after an attack on an Iranian leader.

Lithuanian Russians have publicly rejected the Kremlin's attempts to portray them as needing protection, following statements from Russian officials accusing Baltic states of 'Russophobia'.

A sexual scandal involving Metropolitan Petru is making headlines in Moldova, with some suggesting a 'Kremlin hand' behind the events, amidst other political and cultural discussions.

Vilnius Mayor Valdas Benkunskas has expressed confidence in the city's safety, despite aggressive Kremlin rhetoric and a recent drone incident that sent residents to shelters. He stated that the city's vibrant real estate market also reflects this security.

Analysts warn of a massive, coordinated disinformation network, linked to the Kremlin and intelligence agencies, targeting Armenian voters and seeking to discredit the country's prime minister as they head to the polls.

The Kremlin has asserted that Europe's survival is dependent on Russian oil and gas, warning that the world is on the brink of a severe energy crisis. This statement underscores Russia's perspective on Europe's energy security.

The Kremlin announced that Russia's oil production has decreased, attributing the decline to 'unplanned maintenance' operations.

The Kremlin confirmed that former German Federal Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder visited Russia on Wednesday.

Russian billionaires are reportedly facing increased pressure from the state, with accusations of corruption, providing non-military support to enemies, and dual citizenship, leading to wealth confiscation.

Russian economists initially warned the Kremlin about recession and budget cuts but quickly changed their forecasts after criticism from President Putin, though even optimistic scenarios reveal growing economic problems.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the remarks to reporters when asked about Russia's massive overnight strikes on Ukrainian cities, which killed at least 17 people and wounded 100.

Russian investigative journalists are exploring the Kremlin's influence game, focusing on the interplay between the church, state, and espionage.

Europe is reacting to the risks posed by Russian oil to maritime security and the environment, as Ukraine targets Russian refineries and the EU tightens its grip on oil tankers.

Reports suggest that Russia's aggressive measures to procure Western technology and defense secrets may be driven by the deteriorating state of its economy, according to some European intelligence officials.

The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) states that the Kremlin is exploiting a scandal involving a Shahed drone strike on an apartment building in Galati, Romania, to create justifications for potential future attacks on Moldova. This strategy aims to evade responsibility for future aggressions.

The Kremlin is reportedly facing a dilemma, having intended to form a new elite from 'special military operation' veterans but now fearing they could become an unpredictable political force that no longer obeys Moscow.

A gaping hole remains in Europe's defense after Trump's offense, and perhaps the Kremlin's terrorist will fill it

Recent events, including strikes on Moscow, have not been favorable to the Kremlin, leading to speculation about the potential threat they pose to President Putin's rule.

Xenia Fedorova, former director of the banned RT France, is reportedly using the media empire of far-right billionaire Vincent Bolloré to disseminate the Kremlin's narrative without challenge in France.

The Wall Street Journal has uncovered details of a secretive, multi-billion dollar medical program initiated by Vladimir Putin, reportedly aimed at extending his health and, by extension, his hold on power through organ cultivation and living tissue printing.

A Russian commentator appeared on a prominent French television channel this week, delivering a Kremlin message in fluent French with a Russian accent, sparking concern.

A Kremlin-aligned news portal, Moskovsky Komsomolets, reportedly published and then deleted an article discussing Russia's historical defeats and subsequent victories through reforms, leading to speculation about Moscow preparing for potential defeat.

As developments unfold in the Ukrainian conflict, European fears are reportedly increasing, with internal discussions in the Kremlin regarding potential escalation.

Observers are questioning the identity of 'Pal Laich' after a senior Russian official reportedly addressed President Vladimir Putin by this unusual name during a meeting in Moscow, reigniting theories about Putin's alleged body doubles.

Russian musician Shaman released a new song titled 'Russia is Mama' using artificial intelligence, criticizing opponents of the Kremlin.

Exiled Russian filmmaker Andrei Zvyagintsev has responded to a Kremlin spokesperson who stated he had no right to comment on the Ukraine invasion, which Zvyagintsev has strongly criticized.

The United Kingdom has announced a new round of sanctions targeting Russian financial structures that utilize cryptocurrency, aiming at a Kremlin-linked crypto network.

An analyst suggests that Russian President Putin has no incentive to retire, and while Russia's nuclear threats are more advantageous than their use, the danger should not be ignored given the Kremlin's lack of moral constraints.

EU foreign ministers are set to discuss potential approaches to talks with Russia regarding the Ukraine conflict, while Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov accused the EU of posturing and encouraging Kyiv to continue the conflict.

Journalists from ZdG won first place in the TV&Video-Journalism category and second place in the Investigations category at the 15th edition of the Superscrieri competition for their investigation titled 'Kremlin's Digital Army'.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna commented on recent political developments in Hungary, stating he no longer fears information reaching the Kremlin. He described steps taken by Péter Magyar's government as 'extremely realistic.'

Russia is increasing its crude oil exports, capitalizing on market shifts and geopolitical tensions, particularly those stemming from the conflict involving Iran.

The UK has announced a new package of sanctions targeting Russian cryptocurrencies and infrastructure used to circumvent Western restrictions and finance the war, including the Kremlin-linked crypto network A7.

Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that while Russia cannot launch a full-scale offensive against NATO, the Kremlin might resort to sabotage and provocations that do not cross the invasion threshold, indicating Putin's intentions are graver than Western Europe anticipated.

The Kremlin announced that Russia and Kazakhstan are set to sign a nuclear power deal during President Putin's upcoming trip.

Direct talks with the Kremlin chief are controversial within the EU, but a suitable person is already being sought for the role, with 'Die Presse' analyzing potential candidates.

Russian attacks across Ukraine over the past day have resulted in 8 deaths and over 100 injuries, as the Kremlin threatens intensified strikes on Kyiv.

Russia used an Oreshnik missile, capable of carrying nuclear warheads, during its Sunday bombardment of Kyiv, a weapon experts consider part of the Kremlin's intimidation strategy against the West.

For the first time since the invasion of Ukraine, the Kremlin plans to sell a significant stake in a state-owned company, Aeroflot, to bolster Russia's budget, which faces a substantial deficit after four months of war.

Estonia's foreign intelligence chief warned that time is not on Russia's side in the Ukraine war, highlighting growing military losses and economic pressure on the Kremlin.

A Russian oligarch and separatist, accused of money laundering for the Kremlin and leading a pro-Russian separatist group, has been controversially nominated for the Václav Havel Human Rights Prize.

Residents of Moscow expressed deep shock and fear after recent Ukrainian drone attacks brought the conflict directly to the capital region, the seat of the Kremlin’s power.

Security personnel raided the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences as part of a fraud investigation into funds allocated for an Aristotle translation project.

A study by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a London think-tank, anticipates that the Kremlin will soon face a fundamental choice: either radically intensify mobilization or reduce its war objectives to continue the war with Ukraine.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia and China have made progress in discussions regarding the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline project, but a final agreement has not yet been fully reached.

An expert has analyzed the state of the Russian economy, stating that even Kremlin forecasters now admit the war economy has lost its momentum. The article suggests there will be no bread lines next year.

The Kremlin has vowed 'total solidarity' with Cuba and condemned the Trump administration's actions against the island, criticizing them as a 'cynical embodiment of a revived Monroe Doctrine.'

Mykhailo Podolyak, advisor to the head of Ukraine's Presidential Office, believes that the Kremlin's decision to simplify Russian citizenship for Transnistria residents is an element of "primitive propaganda pressure" on Moldova.

A neighboring country of Serbia, despite its new government adopting a more friendly stance towards the Kremlin, has decided to cease sending weapons to Ukraine while refraining from open conflict with Brussels.

Skiriasi dėl nesuderinamų charakterių skirtumų. Tokia yra dažniausiai įvardijama santuokos nutraukimo priežastis tiek garsenybių, tiek įprastų porų gyvenimuose.

A new trial is underway in Paris concerning the theft of rare Russian books, with investigations pointing to Georgian con artists and potential links to the Kremlin. This continues a saga of high-profile book thefts.

Markéta Vorlová, a Czech-American who fled Czechoslovakia 40 years ago, has raised nearly a million dollars for Ukraine aid, driven by her family's experience with socialism and opposition to the Kremlin.

Kremlin security services have reportedly disabled surveillance cameras around President Putin due to fears that Kyiv could use them, citing a previous incident where Israel allegedly used hacked traffic cameras to track an Iranian leader.

Russian President Vladimir Putin faces multiple challenges, including the war in Ukraine and economic crises. The Kremlin is reportedly growing increasingly concerned about the internal situation in Chechnya, fearing potential instability.

Armenians returning from Russia are reportedly being issued military summons at Yerevan airport, with training awaiting those sent back to vote for the Kremlin's candidate.

Maxim Oreshkin, a presidential aide, advised Russians not to anticipate the lifting of sanctions, stating that 'the world as it was won’t come back.' He emphasized the need for Russia to adopt a proactive stance rather than a defensive one.

An analysis suggests that despite escalating operations in Ukraine, Moscow's fatigue is becoming increasingly evident, posing a significant challenge to Putin's war narrative and sustainability.

Germany is reportedly ready for a historic shift, believing that the Kremlin's difficulties in the ongoing conflict could open the door for negotiations with the EU after years of no contact.

Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder has visited Russia, with the Kremlin confirming and welcoming his arrival, following President Putin's earlier proposal for negotiations.

Russia's wealthiest individuals are increasingly concerned as the Kremlin accelerates the confiscation of private assets deemed strategic or illegally obtained, with even loyal oligarchs reportedly fearing for their empires.

The Kremlin and pro-regime figures are repeatedly claiming that Baltic states, particularly Lithuania, are provoking war with Russia, despite drones flying over Baltic territories posing threats.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has denied reports that Belgrade intends to end its visa-free regime for Russian citizens, reaffirming the country's close ties with the Kremlin despite the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi has called for an open discussion on the country's unification with Romania, a move that the Kremlin is reportedly preparing to block.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed a desire to end the war by the end of the year, while the Kremlin stated the war could end immediately if Kyiv met Moscow's territorial demands. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov noted that peace negotiations are currently halted.

Kremlin-backed authorities in annexed Crimea have warned that a severe fuel shortage is likely to persist for at least another month, prompting the region's largest gas station chain to suspend fuel vouchers.

Despite the Kremlin's main TV channel being banned in the EU, former RT France head Xenia Fedorova continues to spread Russian propaganda on conservative news shows in Paris.

The European Union intends to freeze the current price cap on Russian oil at $44.10 per barrel, preventing an automatic increase to at least $65. This decision could cost the Kremlin billions in revenue.

Për më shumë se dy dekada në pushtet, presidenti rus Vladimir Putin ka treguar një kujdes të veçantë për mënyrën se si paraqitet në publik, duke e kthyer imazhin personal në një nga armët më të…

Vladimir Putin's security arrangements in Kazakhstan have drawn significant attention, with speculation arising about his fears. This comes as reactions continue to Kremlin threats, emphasizing the potential costs involved.

Despite over a year of fighting and significant casualties, Russian forces have been unable to capture the small village of Mala Tokmachka in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region, a struggle highlighted by pro-Kremlin pundits.

Russian military bloggers are reportedly complaining that generals are providing the Kremlin with false reports about captured territories, leading to unnecessary attacks on places already marked as under Russian control.

Ksenia Fyodorova, the former head of the French branch of the Kremlin-backed media 'Russia Today' (RT France), has found a new job at the right-conservative French television channel CNews after RT's ban in Europe.

French officials and analysts are raising alarms about growing pro-Kremlin influence in French media, fueled by the regular appearances of former RT France chief Xenia Fedorova on major conservative outlets.

Reports suggest the Kremlin has for years staged encounters with carefully chosen citizens for photo opportunities with President Putin, with individuals appearing in various roles from workers to grieving mothers and fishermen.

A pro-Kremlin singer, Shaman, has released a new music video featuring deepfake AI technology, showing opponents of Putin seemingly singing 'Russia is Mother.' The video has drawn attention for its use of advanced AI in political messaging.

A patriotic Russian singer has controversially employed artificial intelligence to generate the voices of Kremlin opponents singing his chorus.

EU foreign ministers are reportedly divided on whether to engage in negotiations with Russia, following new signals from the Kremlin indicating a willingness to negotiate with the EU while simultaneously pressuring Baltic states. This shift in Russia's stance has created a dilemma for European diplomacy.

Austrian investigative journalism reveals a new Kremlin hybrid operation targeting Central Europe, dubbed 'Mitteleuropa,' which is described as dangerous propaganda rather than diplomacy.

Pro-Russian Telegram channels have amplified a Kremlin decree simplifying Russian citizenship for Transnistrian residents, presenting the Russian passport as 'protection,' contrasting with local perceptions.

During a meeting in the Kremlin, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev, son of former Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev, addressed Vladimir Putin informally as 'Pal Laič', a detail noted by journalist Ilya Shepelin.

Reports indicate that the Slovak state has provided funding to a pro-Russian website whose correspondent allegedly spied for the Kremlin, with thousands of euros reportedly sent by Minister Kaliňák for 'premises reconstruction'.

While the Kremlin's main broadcaster may be banned across the EU, the former head of its French television subsidiary has not faced similar restrictions, raising questions about the spread of Russian messaging in France.

Various disinformation and sabotage campaigns across Europe, including pig heads found at mosques in France and rumors of Zelenskyy's apartment in Dubai, are being linked to the Kremlin.

The war in Ukraine has not restored Russia's great power status and has instead burdened it, causing it to repeatedly fail to meet obligations to partners and allies, severely weakening the Kremlin's ability to project power.

The Kremlin is coordinating large-scale hybrid operations across Europe aimed at discrediting Ukraine and fueling internal conflicts within EU member states.

Leaked documents expose operations by the Russian agency SDA to destabilize Europe, including placing pig heads with 'Macron' labels in front of mosques in Paris, allegedly at the Kremlin's behest.

The Kremlin confirmed that Russia and Kazakhstan are scheduled to sign a nuclear power deal during President Putin's upcoming trip, with further details expected.

Alexander Shokhin, president of Russia’s largest lobby group, has been appointed by the Kremlin to oversee a revamped version of the country’s business ombudsman office.

Latvian hip-hop artists ansis and Arturs Skutelis discuss the genre's roots in rebellion and protest, touching on uncomfortable topics and making a stark reference to Bucha in relation to the Kremlin.

Russia has banned the import and sale of Armenian brandy, a method frequently used by the Kremlin to punish disobedient countries, following recent pro-Western actions by Armenian authorities.

The Kremlin is reportedly escalating its disinformation campaign against the German government and opposition leader Merz, leveraging economic issues to bolster the pro-Russian AfD party ahead of key elections.

The Kremlin has informed the United Nations that negotiations with Ukraine are 'impossible' following a strike on a school dormitory, indicating a further hardening of its stance.

In late February, dozens of political consultants and sociologists gathered in a Kremlin meeting room for a presentation titled 'After Victory,' led by a senior official from the presidential administration's political department.

Sources close to the Kremlin have reportedly told Bloomberg that officials believe the war against Ukraine has reached a stalemate, a sentiment echoed by Ukraine's allies who also see Russia's invasion losing momentum.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu stated at the GLOBSEC forum that Russia intends to use Moldova against the European Union. She urged for increased economic pressure on Russia, believing the Kremlin is not interested in ending the war.

Estonia's spy chief has informed CNN that the Kremlin's mindset regarding the conflict in Ukraine is undergoing a shift.

Former chess champion and Kremlin opponent Garry Kasparov predicts that Russian President Vladimir Putin will extend the war into Europe by the end of the year, stating that Putin needs to fight to survive and that change in Russia could only emerge if Kyiv wins.

Serbia, a close ally of the Kremlin in the Balkans, is reportedly strengthening its ties with Ukraine, another aspiring EU member. This development occurs despite their differing relationships with Moscow, suggesting a cautious diplomatic shift.

Kremlini ka hedhur poshtë një raport se ushtria e Kinës stërviti fshehurazi rreth 200 ushtarë rusë në fund të vitit të kaluar dhe se disa prej tyre vazhduan të luftonin në Ukrainë.

A web media outlet reports that the Kremlin is focusing its influence operations on Armenia, aiming to prevent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's party from winning the upcoming June 7 parliamentary elections.

The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee reports that the prosecutor's office has taken no action for three years against the pro-Kremlin 'Vazrazhdane' party, despite a complaint filed in 2023 demanding an investigation.

A Moscow court has sentenced former oligarch and Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky to 10 years in prison in absentia, finding him guilty of spreading 'false information' via a tweet and online recording.

The Kremlin has reportedly disabled President Putin's surveillance system for months, a move reflecting heightened security concerns following an attack on Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei, which utilized AI-assisted video surveillance.

Following successful Ukrainian attacks, the Kremlin is reportedly increasing security in central Moscow by deploying new weapons systems on city skyscrapers.

Ukraine plans to send military specialists to Baltic countries and Romania to share expertise on drone threats, a move that has been distorted by pro-Kremlin disinformation campaigns.

While Kremlin propagandists continue to project confidence regarding the outcome of the war against Ukraine, a noticeable shift in mood has occurred among the Russian expert community this spring, with the scenario of Russia achieving its goals no longer being mentioned.

Despite Apple removing the Max messenger from its App Store, a private VK Night party was held at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum to celebrate the launch of the Kremlin-linked application.

Pro-Kremlin disinformation spreaders have recently targeted Ukraine and the Baltic states with false narratives, while also focusing on the Ebola virus in Africa.

Despite the Kremlin's military machine losing momentum after years of expansion, Russia's aircraft sector is experiencing a boom driven by an insatiable demand for thousands of unmanned aerial vehicles for its ongoing war efforts.

Kaja Kallas, the EU's foreign policy chief, stated that the Kremlin is in a state of panic due to Ukraine's strategy of launching deep attacks against Russia's energy and military industries.

According to a report by Latvia's Constitution Protection Bureau (SAB), Russia is strengthening its legal war against the West by appealing to the International Court of Justice regarding the Baltic states. This move is seen as an attempt to weaken Western nations.

Analysts suggest that Russia's slow advance in Donbas is weakening the Kremlin's position, prompting Moscow to intensify air strikes on Ukrainian cities.

A senior official from Germany's far-right AfD party, which is leading German polls, held talks with top Kremlin associates, with discussions reportedly including the restarting of gas flows through Nord Stream.

The Kremlin has confirmed that former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder visited Moscow. This confirmation follows reports of his presence in Russia.

The Kremlin is reportedly reducing access to humanities and social education in Russia while expanding benefits for young people who choose to join the fight against Ukraine, encouraging military service over university studies.

The Kremlin has stated that the war in Ukraine could be concluded by the end of the day, provided certain conditions are met.

A number of European officials believe that in the coming months, the Kremlin may be forced to resort to a second forced mobilization, in case of significant losses on the front...

Despite the war in Ukraine, 1,600 German companies with German capital remain in Russia, paying taxes that fund the Kremlin's war effort and demanding that Berlin purchase Russian oil and gas while criticizing EU sanctions.

Three years after the Czech Republic began demanding debt from the Kremlin for land rent, Russia has refused to pay, causing the amount owed to grow. The Czech Republic has expanded its lawsuit, now officially seeking 135 million crowns.

The banning of Memorial, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate organization, is a qualitative step by the Kremlin to monopolize the interpretation of history

As Russia's war entered its fifth year, the inevitability of a Ukrainian surrender has been increasingly questioned. Ukraine's renewed capacity to strike, despite fragile advances, has put the Kremlin on the defensive.

Elizaveta Peskova, daughter of Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, shared new vacation photos from a seaside resort on social media, quickly drawing public outrage.

Russia's 'Oreshnik' missile, presented by the Kremlin as a revolutionary new weapon, was reportedly assembled in 2017 using older technologies, according to a Reuters analysis of debris.

Editorial: It is unacceptable that Russia, in the conduct of its war in Ukraine, has yet again violated another nation’s sovereignty.

Ruben Vardanyan, a pro-Kremlin separatist from the South Caucasus, has been nominated for the Václav Havel Human Rights Prize, sparking controversy.

Meduza's readers in Russia have shared their experiences of daily life under the Kremlin's increasingly sweeping internet restrictions, which have blocked numerous websites, apps, and services.

Russia's war expenditures are projected to exceed its budget by $28 billion this year, intensifying pressure on the Kremlin's finances and threatening the country with fiscal derailment.

Russian TV commentator Xenia Fedorova has caused concern in France with her delivery of a message perceived as originating from the Kremlin.

Russian singer Shaman utilized Artificial Intelligence to incorporate notorious Kremlin opponents into a patriotic choir for "Mother Russia" in a newly released music video, according to Reuters.

The US Senate has announced it will respond to a letter from Ukrainian President Zelenskyy concerning air defense. Zelenskyy has stated that not only the Kremlin but also other factors are hindering Ukraine's anti-ballistic missile defense efforts.

Albania's Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs summoned the Russian ambassador in Tirana following Kremlin threats of further strikes against Ukraine and intimidation directed at diplomats.

Several pro-Kremlin Russian media outlets reportedly published and subsequently deleted reports detailing a sharp increase in wage arrears, according to independent Russian business outlet The Bell.

Leading Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov has called for attacks on factories in the United Kingdom that produce Storm Shadow missiles, following their use by Ukraine against Russian targets.

The Kremlin is reportedly facing challenges with its volunteer recruitment campaign due to high battlefield losses, leading to ongoing debates about potentially implementing another round of involuntary conscription for reservists.

Reports from multiple Russian regions indicate the detention and arrest of muftis and other Muslim religious and civic figures, with some facing terrorism charges, in what appears to be a federal effort to enforce loyalty to the Kremlin.

The outcome of the upcoming elections in Armenia is considered crucial, potentially determining if the Kremlin will opt for a 'civilized divorce' in its relations with the country.

A new resistance movement, 'Black Spark,' led by a former Kremlin banker who fled Russia, has emerged with the explicit goal of violently overthrowing President Vladimir Putin.

A large-scale Kremlin-coordinated hybrid operation across Europe, aimed at discrediting Ukraine and inciting internal conflicts within EU member states, has been revealed, with data on these operations published on the 'Telegra' platform.

For the third consecutive month, the Kremlin's army is losing more ground in Ukraine than it gains, with Russian offensives reportedly stalled and Ukraine slowly taking the initiative on the front lines.

Russian companies face fines of up to 4,000 euros for failing to comply with demands to disclose subscriber IP addresses, data that could be used to identify VPN users accessing content banned by the Kremlin.

A Kremlin-linked non-governmental organization has launched a 'Council for Monitoring Russophobia' in Georgia. The council will reportedly focus on anti-Russian statements made after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

Russia has warned Armenia that it will lose its preferential gas price if it chooses European integration, stating that the pricing structure in Europe is entirely different. The Kremlin indicated that while Armenia currently enjoys an attractive price, this is conditional on its geopolitical alignment.

An analysis suggests that a form of 'Russian blindness' or strategic ignorance is being utilized as a secret weapon by the Kremlin.

A European spy chief has drawn attention to what is perceived as a shift in the Kremlin's psychological approach and strategic thinking.

Belarusian rapper Max Korzh, known for his unique style, is set to perform at the National Arena in Bucharest, with tens of thousands of tickets selling out in just five days, setting a record for a solo artist at the venue.

Russia and China are moving closer to linking the Arctic Circle to Shanghai with the Power of Siberia-2 gas pipeline, a project Moscow is eager to advance.

Russia has simplified citizenship issuance for residents of Transnistria, leading to a political dispute. Tiraspol views it as 'Russia's care,' while Chisinau accuses the Kremlin of manipulation and attempting to send people to war.

A Politico report indicates that the Kremlin has intensified efforts to hasten the political decline of Friedrich Merz, aiming to bolster pro-Russian elements within Germany's far-right.

Arūnas Gelūnas, Director General of the Lithuanian National Art Museum, intends to contact the police regarding his compromised personal Facebook account, suspecting it is retaliation for a previous anti-Kremlin post.

Bluesky has accused the Kremlin of hacking its platform to spread propaganda, stating it is combating Russian efforts to hijack real users’ accounts to post fake content, a seemingly novel tactic.