Russia and Ukraine have exchanged the bodies of soldiers, with Moscow also indicating openness to peace talks with Kyiv following an 'Iran-Deal'. Russian drone attacks also claimed at least two lives in Ukraine's Sumy region.

Russian intelligence services claim that the European Union is secretly exploring the possibility of developing nuclear weapons to defend itself against threats from Moscow.

A 63-year-old Russian man, A.M., has been arrested in Budva, Montenegro, on an international warrant issued by Interpol Moscow. He is suspected of committing the murder of his wife in 2018.

After the Middle East storms, Kyiv urges the US to pressure Moscow

Per noi lo Stretto di Hormuz rimane aperto, è chiuso soltanto ai nemici», precisa Jurij Ushakov, consigliere per la Politica estera di Vladimir Putin.

Lithuania refuted claims by Russian and Belarusian propaganda that it had granted its airspace to Ukrainian armed forces, labeling the reports as disinformation.

Ukraine's President Zelensky has reiterated an offer for a temporary cessation of shelling on energy facilities, but Moscow has not yet responded to the proposal for a holiday truce following a record season of attacks.

Russian airline Nordwind, which received approval for direct flights between Moscow and Pyongyang, has reportedly failed to attract tourists on the subsidized route. The airline had aimed to boost tourism to North Korea.

Ukraine views Russian disinformation campaigns as an implicit recognition by Moscow of Ukraine's growing influence in Gulf states and the failure of Russia's own efforts to undermine it.

Russia has been experiencing widespread internet outages for several days, leading to increased tensions following Moscow's decision to block internet access, with some commentators comparing it to unpopular past campaigns.

Many foreign youths, including 15-year-old Ian Ostryi from Moscow, are starting Finnish high schools now to avoid upcoming tuition fees, with some schools accepting mid-semester arrivals.

Csúcson pörög a kampány, minden idők egyik legnagyobb pénzosztását éljük, az ukránok kiírták a pályázatot a Barátság vezeték helyreállítására, vadul mozognak az árfolyamok az iráni háború és az…

A Moscow arbitration court has partially ruled in favor of Rosnano's lawsuit seeking damages from its former chief executive, Anatoly Chubais, and several other ex-managers. The lawsuit concerned losses related to a flexible tablet project at the state nanotechnology company.

A weekly digest covers key developments and discourses in and around the occupied regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia, as well as concerning Tbilisi–Moscow relations from March 27 to April 2, 2026.

Shoppers and travelers in Moscow have been impacted by disruptions in the payment system, causing inconvenience across the city.

Poland has cut off power to a former Russian consulate building that Moscow is refusing to hand back, with Russia having left only a single employee in the building and denying access to city officials.

Russia's Deputy Chairman Denis Manturov highlighted a deepening energy partnership with India, stating Moscow can ramp up oil and LNG supplies amid the Middle East crisis.

Moscow and the Leningrad Region of the Russian Federation were attacked by drones on the night of Thursday, April 3.

Following the meeting, Moscow offered critical remarks regarding Armenia and its ties and projects with the EU and US.

The complexities and challenges of maintaining 'conversation channels' between the EU and Moscow have been underscored by a controversial French television interview featuring Russia's Foreign Minister.

Reports from Poland suggest that a visibly ill Ramzan Kadyrov is preparing for his own demise, leading to speculation about a potential new conflict in Chechnya and Moscow's differing plans for succession.

Russia has called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to provide concrete details regarding his proposed Easter cease-fire. Moscow expressed doubt over the prospects of such a truce.

A high-ranking Hungarian official admitted to collaborating with Moscow during EU discussions on sanctions against Russia, while recordings reveal Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov pressured Hungary to resist EU sanctions policy, with Hungary's foreign minister defending Kremlin interests.

Declassified documents show that South Korea sought to persuade Russia to scrap its treaty with North Korea in the mid-1990s, a diplomatic effort that contrasts sharply with the current close alignment between Moscow and Pyongyang.

A commentary discusses the "Szijjártó affair" and its implications for Slovakia's position within the EU, highlighting whether the country will remain in the zone of trust or shift towards Budapest and Moscow.

Two monks associated with a Moscow-linked church have been detained in Ukraine on allegations of committing sexual crimes against minors.

Ukrajinski predsjednik Volodimir Zelenski napredne ukrajinske dronove nudi zemljama u Persijskom zalivu koje trpe napade Irana

The United Kingdom has rejected Russia's espionage claims as 'baseless' following Moscow's decision to expel a British diplomat.

A German newspaper argues that Hungary's alleged disloyalty to the EU must have consequences, potentially including revoking its voting rights, amid suspicions of espionage. A Lithuanian politician has commented on these suspicions, stating he does not believe the Hungarian Foreign Minister shared EU information with Moscow.

Igor Dodon, leader of Moldova's Socialist Party, announced plans to visit Russia with party members to resume energy dialogue, following a meeting with Russia's appointed ambassador to Moldova, Oleg Ozerov.

A Serbian man, accused of leading a group that incited hatred and social tensions through various incidents, has been identified and located in Moscow by BIRN.

Bryan Kohberger was seen casually chatting with a Department of Motor Vehicles worker in Pullman, Washington, just five days after the murders of four students in Moscow, Idaho, according to a shocking report.

Aktuality.sk has published an infographic detailing Peter Pellegrini's trip to Moscow before the 2020 elections.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that global oil demand is so high that Moscow may struggle to meet all requests, adding that Ukraine is accelerating the economic collapse of the European Union.

Following three weeks of internet disruptions in Moscow, independent Russian portal 'The Bell' reported that Russian authorities ordered an internet shutdown in response to an unspecified security threat.

Moscow's forces are intensifying attacks in southern Ukraine, following rare gains made by Kyiv along the front lines.

Vladimir Putin's promise to elevate those who fought in Ukraine to Russia's new elite has not yet materialized, according to Moscow correspondent Maarit Uber.

The Russian government reportedly ordered an internet blackout in Moscow, according to a report by The Bell.

Lithuania's former Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis, who learned in 2024 of suspicions that Hungary's Foreign Minister spied for Moscow, is calling for NATO to launch an investigation.

EU diplomats and German lawmakers have expressed concern that the pro-Russian party Alternative for Germany (AfD) could gain access to confidential EU documents, potentially leading to information leaks to Moscow.

Musician Hauser has seen his concerts canceled in the Baltic countries following an Instagram video where he performed 'Kalinka' with a backdrop featuring Moscow and the Russian flag.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto confirmed that he reported to the Kremlin on meetings of European Union leaders, a revelation that drew sharp criticism from Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who called it a 'disgrace'.

Russia will build a 2,400-megawatt nuclear power plant in Vietnam based on Russian technology, an agreement reached during Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh's visit to Moscow.

Zvezdan Terzić, General Director of Crvena Zvezda (Red Star Belgrade), has addressed reports from Russia about Dejan Stanković's alleged refusal for his team to play a friendly match with Spartak Moscow, stating that no one from Spartak had contacted them.

Sources in Brussels and Washington allege that the Hungarian government is directly supplying internal EU information to Moscow, with the Orbán administration reportedly deploying its propaganda machine to reframe the accusations.

Moscow's Federal Security Service (FSB), police, and National Guard have been placed on heightened alert following intelligence about a potential sabotage attack from Ukraine.

An analysis of Hungary after 16 years under Viktor Orbán's leadership describes the country as moving further from the unified Europe and closer to Moscow, with significant changes to the constitution, media, judiciary, and state institutions.

Project developers are reportedly keen on 'Elk Island,' Moscow's largest forest, for potential development projects.

Moscow has implemented a new measure allowing private security firms to use firearms to counter drone attacks, reflecting growing concerns over the vulnerability of key assets to unmanned aerial strikes.

European Union leaders have reportedly limited Hungary's access to confidential discussions due to concerns about potential information leaks to Moscow, according to anonymous diplomatic sources cited by Politico.

An expert warns that Europe could face significantly increased hybrid risks from Russia in the coming years, even before Moscow completes rebuilding its military capabilities.

Anonymous social media accounts are calling for the secession of an Estonian county on the Russian border, specifically mentioning Narva, with Tallinn stating that these efforts are Moscow's doing.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has ordered an investigation into alleged wiretapping of Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, a scandal that is escalating with potential involvement from Moscow.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has ordered an investigation into alleged wiretapping of Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, a scandal that is escalating with potential involvement from Moscow, as Reuters reports on the probe.

France's Foreign Minister has accused Hungary of betraying fundamental EU solidarity, following revelations from intercepted communications suggesting Budapest shared sensitive information with Moscow.

Russian authorities may cancel Victory Day parades in Moscow and St. Petersburg on May 9 due to concerns over new Ukrainian long-range missiles, according to reports from pro-Kremlin bloggers.

The Lithuanian State Territorial Planning and Construction Inspectorate is inviting construction companies to contribute to the demolition of the 'Moscow House' in Vilnius, either free of charge or for a symbolic fee.

According to reports, the Macedonian ambassador to Russia caused a traffic accident in Moscow after consuming a large amount of alcohol, making him unable to stand.

Russian Railways, the country's largest employer, is on the verge of bankruptcy and is selling its 63-story Moscow Towers skyscraper for 281 billion rubles.

Lithuania has dismissed claims made by Moscow that Ukraine is utilizing Baltic airspace for attacks, refuting the allegations.

An analysis suggests that Russia's influence in Montenegro is currently predominantly ideological and political, rather than directly commanded from Moscow, contrasting with its primarily economic and investment nature during the DPS era.

Russia’s Moscow Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics, and Automation (MIREA) has changed its student expulsion policy, students at the university told the Russian Telegram news channel…

Yerevan has threatened to leave Moscow-led economic and security blocs in response to economic pressures if they occur.

Following a trip to Moscow, Mudavadi's address to the House has been described as 'playing Russian roulette,' suggesting significant political implications and strategic moves.

Dozens of people gathered outside the Presidential Administration in Moscow to submit petitions, protesting against the blocking of messaging applications and mobile internet shutdowns.

Russia is implementing a 'digital prison' system under Putin, characterized by 3G cuts in public, restricted chat at home, and mandatory spy apps on mobile phones. These measures signify a new level of social control in Moscow.

Leaked internal documents reveal that Russian-linked consultants have been working to strengthen and expand a pro-Moscow alliance in the Sahel region. The strategy involves media campaigns, political pressure, and cultural events to influence governments and public opinion.

Moscow has ramped up efforts to block VPNs as they have become more popular, but despite these measures, the number of users continues to grow.

Dmitry Medvedev has called on Moscow to stop tolerating the entry of neighboring countries into the European Union, asserting that the EU is transforming into a military alliance hostile to Russia.

Russian sources indicate that Lieutenant General Alexander Otroshchenko may have died in an An-26 crash in Crimea, though Moscow has not yet confirmed the death of the Northern Fleet commander.

Russia's Moscow and Leningrad regions experienced drone attacks last night, according to reports from the Telegram channel ASTRA.

Düsseldorf artist Jacques Tilly was found guilty in absentia by a Moscow court for "spreading false information and insulting believers." Tilly reiterated his rejection of the accusations, stating he would not be intimidated.

Several drones targeted Moscow and Leningrad Oblast overnight, leading to air defense interceptions and temporary halts in operations at major airports.

A book review highlights Lasse Lehtinen's suspicion that Finland's post-war guilt trial for its wartime leaders was a politically orchestrated hoax, remotely controlled by Otto Wille Kuusinen from Moscow.

A Lithuanian court has ruled that the State Territorial Planning and Construction Inspectorate's decision to reject "Regina ir Co's" proposal in the tender for the demolition of the Moscow House in the capital was lawful.

Ukraine's 3rd Assault Brigade says its forces still hold positions in Luhansk Oblast, contradicting Moscow’s claim of complete control.

Ukraine has labeled Hungary 'a disgrace' following the emergence of leaked phone calls between the Hungarian foreign minister and Moscow, which reportedly discussed amending EU sanctions.

Moldovan politicians Igor Dodon and Zinaida Greceanîi held discussions in Moscow regarding energy cooperation. This meeting comes amidst broader news from Moldova concerning rising fuel prices and decreasing electricity costs.

Commentary pieces are increasingly expressing worry about the ongoing 'Gulf War 3' (Iran War), with some analyses suggesting that a prolonged conflict would benefit Moscow and weaken Ukraine's position.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has significantly reduced his public appearances and has reportedly left Moscow only once in the past three months, according to Faridaily calculations.

The war in Iran has provided an unexpected boost to Moscow's economy, with increased demand for Russian crude oil and rising prices, while also diverting international attention away from the conflict in Ukraine, with some analysts suggesting that the 'axis of autocracies' (Russia and China) is benefiting at the expense of the West.

A report details the recruitment tactics of Russia's FSB, including a case where a 21-year-old IT student in Moscow received an unexpected call just before New Year's Eve. The article suggests that Moscow benefits regardless of the outcome of such recruitment efforts.

A proposal has been registered in the Lithuanian Parliament to amend a law, enabling state institutions to accept support in the form of work, which would allow businesses to demolish the "Moscow House" in Vilnius at their own expense.

Radio Free Europe has located Momčilo Gajić, the leader of a Serbian group suspected of various incidents and previously convicted of espionage and racial discrimination, in Moscow.

The article recounts the life story of Zois Kaplanis, also known as "Pikrozois," a prominent national benefactor from Epirus, detailing his journey from Ioannina to Moscow.

Faced with significant losses on the front, Moscow is reportedly intensifying efforts to recruit students from universities for the war against Ukraine, using methods like patriotic film screenings and offering contracts for supposedly 'safe' roles such as drone operators.

Giuseppe Conte, leader of the 5S movement, confirmed his support for Kyiv and opposed reducing sanctions on Moscow, as discussions continue regarding left-wing primaries in Italy.

An interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on France Télévision, conducted by journalist Léa Salamé, caused a scandal in France, with the French Foreign Minister accusing Moscow of 'quietly deploying its propaganda'.

Mobile Internet blackouts are spreading across Russia, including Moscow, and Telegram faces increasing disruption, leading to widespread public anger, with Kremlin polling showing 83% of teenagers reacting negatively to the shutdowns.

The 2026 Annual Threat Assessment says Moscow backs the separation of Republika Srpska from Bosnia and Herzegovina, fuels tensions between Serbia and

The Russian Deputy Defence Minister held a meeting with the Ethiopian Air Force chief in Moscow, discussing military cooperation.

Slovak MP Julius Jakab criticized Prime Minister Robert Fico, stating Fico only looks towards Moscow and not Poland, while also comparing earnings between the two countries.

Ukraine's military has confirmed that it shot down Russia's costly Beriev A-50 aircraft, noting that Moscow now has only a few of these valuable planes remaining after a series of successful Ukrainian attacks.

This historical piece examines how Joseph Stalin consolidated his dictatorship through the ruthless Moscow Trials of 1937.

Russia announced it has shot down almost 400 Ukrainian drones as both Moscow and Kyiv continue to escalate their aerial barrages.

Moscow residents are learning to live without mobile internet as authorities repeatedly shut it down, ostensibly for security reasons, forcing citizens to revert to older habits in their previously fully digitalized daily lives.

A Russian civil plane, carrying an influencer and a friend, was mistakenly shot down by Russian air defense near Moscow after being confused for a Ukrainian drone, resulting in fatalities.

Hungary's Foreign Minister has admitted to maintaining contact with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov before and after EU meetings, while The Washington Post reports that Viktor Orbán's government has allegedly been sharing confidential EU decision-making information with Moscow for years.

EU diplomats and German officials express concern that sensitive EU documents could reach Moscow through Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which has close ties with Russia.

Concerns are rising in Brussels that Germany's Russia-leaning Alternative for Germany (AfD) party having access to confidential European Union documents could expose sensitive discussions to Moscow.

Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard expressed serious concern over reports that her Hungarian counterpart is leaking information to Moscow.

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), police, and national guard in Moscow have been placed on higher alert following intelligence reports of a potential sabotage attack from Ukraine.

According to a Spiegel report, the EU is planning a tough approach towards Hungary if Viktor Orbán wins the upcoming elections, amidst suspicions that his government has been leaking information from Brussels summits to Moscow.

A Ukrainian diplomat has called for Western support to attack Russian drone factories, which Ukraine considers legitimate targets. This comes after Moscow allegedly sent modernized Shahed drones to Iran.

Ukraine asserts it possesses irrefutable evidence of a secret alliance between Moscow and Tehran, involving the sharing of intelligence data, with President Zelensky describing its scope and nature.

A Hungarian minister is suspected of having leaked information from EU meetings to Moscow, an allegation Hungary denies, though Poland's Prime Minister claims to have long harbored similar suspicions.

A Moscow court has banned a venture capital fund belonging to Galitsky, labeling it 'extremist,' and has seized approximately $100 million worth of assets belonging to Galitsky and associated individuals.

A commentary piece suggests that Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán and Slovak politicians Fico and Pellegrini should be regarded as 'agents of Moscow,' questioning the extent of their willingness to defend Putin.

Relatives gathered in Moscow to remember the victims of the concert hall mass shooting that occurred two years ago, with lingering fears of new terror attacks despite the perpetrators' sentencing.

A leaked transcript reportedly shows Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó arranged Peter Pellegrini's trip to Moscow with Sergey Lavrov before the 2020 elections, leading to new problems for Szijjártó and opposition leader Péter Magyar alleging treason.

An analysis explores the 'Lindbergh Syndrome' in the current multipolar era, arguing that capitulating to the Beijing-Moscow axis is not realism but rather geopolitical suicide.

Z-bloggers have reported on the possible cancellation of the Victory Parade in Moscow, citing concerns over new Ukrainian missiles. This potential move would be unprecedented in 30 years.

The Kremlin has admitted to experiencing problems with mobile internet services in Moscow, with reports of interruptions.

The indictment file for three individuals involved in the 'In Moscow's Service' investigation, including Raisa Surdu, has been randomly assigned to magistrate Angela Vasilenco for judicial review.

An analysis suggests that while 'Trump's war' may have aimed to save Putin, Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Kyiv are ultimately benefiting and overshadowing Moscow on the global stage.

The Ukraine war sees a record season of attacks, with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reiterating an offer for a temporary cessation of shelling on energy facilities for the holidays, but Moscow has yet to respond.

Η γεωπολιτική σκακιέρα αλλάζει και η Μόσχα σπεύδει να εκμεταλλευτεί τις νέες ισορροπίες.

Mobile internet services have been restored in Moscow, though many residents are now accustomed to periodic outages becoming a regular part of daily life. The stability of the restored service remains a concern for Muscovites.

Timofei, the Moscow Zoo's manul (Pallas's cat), has become a social media sensation, but despite his fame, at least seven countries have declined to provide him with a mate.

It is the latest strike on infrastructure critical to Moscow’s energy revenues since the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran has caused global oil prices to surge.

The Moscow military district is reportedly planning to recruit 35,000 conscripts during its spring drive, which will be conducted in two phases.

Attempts by authorities to block internet access in Moscow led to a collapse in card payment systems, according to Telegram founder Pavel Durov.

Sergey Kuznetsov, Moscow's chief architect, has stepped down from his position after nearly 14 years. Artem Dedkov is reportedly a likely candidate to succeed him in the city's architecture and planning department.

A widespread payment system malfunction in Russia caused significant disruption for shoppers and tourists in Moscow on Friday, leading authorities to allow free access to the metro and affecting operations at a regional zoo.

Shoppers and travelers in Moscow have reportedly been impacted by a problem with the local payment system, causing disruptions to transactions.

Sberbank and other significant Russian banks experienced a mass outage, with customers reporting issues making payments and transferring money. The problems began around 10 a.m. Moscow time.

A church dispute in Turku, Finland, sees Archbishop Elia warning about Russia's influence, while a new Orthodox parish priest denies any connections to the Moscow church, amidst a network of over 80 Orthodox congregations with ties to Putin's church emerging in Europe.

Moscow has announced that it will compensate the families of Sri Lankan forces who were killed while in Russia.

Reports indicate that Moscow is offering financial incentives to students to encourage them to join the front lines.

Hungary Acted for Moscow to Lift EU Sanctions, Report Shows  Bloomberg.com

Moscow is currently benefiting from the surge in energy prices caused by the Iran war, filling its coffers, but experts warn that Russia's economy is ultimately in a 'death zone' despite these short-term gains.

Russia: Baltic port and school damaged in drone attack, Moscow launched 289 drones at Ukraine

Ukrainian authorities have identified more than 27,400 foreign nationals from 135 countries fighting for Russia, stating that Moscow has built a global recruitment network to compensate for heavy battlefield losses.

Confirmation is awaited regarding the official arrest of Vedran Pavlek, a former head of the Croatian Ski Association, who reportedly fled from Dubai to Moscow.

South Korea's Foreign Ministry stated that its support for Ukraine remains strictly humanitarian, with no provision of arms, maintaining its position despite a warning from Moscow.

Twelve people were detained in Moscow during protests against a potential blockade of Telegram, including 72-year-old human rights defender and writer Alexandr Podrabinek.

The Russian envoy has held discussions with Bangladesh's Foreign Secretary regarding cooperation between Dhaka and Moscow.

The propaganda game 'Journey to Moscow,' which depicts Red Square as the ultimate goal, is revealed to actually tell a tragic story from the Great Terror period under Stalinism.

Public toilets in Moscow ceased functioning due to a reliance on internet connectivity, leading to unpleasant odors in the city streets.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha has stated that Ukraine will not ease its pressure on Russia and expects the G7 countries to adopt similar actions to increase pressure on Moscow.

An episode of Delfi discusses Ambassador Cole's revelations about Lukashenka, the presence of drones in the Baltic states, and Moscow's potential search for a 'casus belli'.

Middle East: Moscow is providing Tehran with intelligence to "kill Americans," accuses the European foreign policy chief  Seneweb

European far-right groups are supporting Viktor Orbán ahead of elections, with his cooperation with Moscow reportedly strengthening, despite a lower-than-expected turnout at his "Patriotic Rally."

A guest commentary explores why a significant number of people in East-Central Europe perceive Brussels as a greater threat than Moscow, attributing this view to historical legacy and political calculations following the region's liberation from Soviet rule.

Authorities in Moscow and St. Petersburg have refused permission for the "Red Swan" anonymous movement to organize peaceful rallies against internet restrictions on March 29, citing "current coronavirus restrictions" as the reason for both rejections.

Ukraine estimates over 20,000 children have been forcibly taken to Russia during the invasion, with the UN concluding that Moscow is committing crimes against humanity, making the issue a 'problem for the civilized world'.

Russian authorities have reportedly shut down internet access in Mosva (likely Moscow or a region), forcing residents to use maps and cash as social media platforms are also blocked.

A Russian influencer's private plane was reportedly shot down by Moscow's defenses after being mistakenly identified as a Ukrainian drone.

A small tourist plane carrying Russian influencer Pavel Koshkin and a passenger was shot down by Russian air defense near Moscow on March 21, after being mistaken for a Ukrainian drone, resulting in both fatalities.

US President Donald Trump has stated his belief that Kyiv and Moscow may soon be moving towards peace talks to resolve the conflict.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has attributed a trip to Moscow to Pellegrini and discussed the influence on presidential elections, distancing himself from his own party's 2020 campaign.

Growing concerns in Brussels suggest that the German far-right's access to confidential EU documents could compromise the security of the entire bloc, potentially leading to leaks to Moscow.

The Wuxi Symphony Hall and the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory have signed a partnership agreement, fostering cultural and educational exchange between the institutions.

Russia's FSB claims to have intercepted a shipment of heated insoles in Moscow, which they allege were explosive devices intended for Russian soldiers on the front, sent by Ukrainian secret services.

Hungary's Foreign Minister is accused of supplying the Kremlin with "live reports" from EU meetings, raising concerns about Moscow's alleged interference in the Hungarian election campaign and Viktor Orbán's ties to Vladimir Putin.

Η ΕΕ περιορίζει την πρόσβαση της Ουγγαρίας σε ευαίσθητες πληροφορίες μετά από καταγγελίες για διαρροές προς τη Ρωσία, την ώρα που παρεμβάσεις ευρωπαίων αξιωματούχων για διάλογο με τη Μόσχα…

Kyiv claims to have "clear information" about four new Russian drone control stations in Belarus. Negotiations in Florida were overshadowed by the conflict with Iran.

The Staatsballett Berlin is presenting "Nureyev," a ballet choreographed by Kirill Serebrennikov, which was previously banned in Moscow and explores the dancer's love for Russia despite his disdain for its system.

Residents in Moscow are reportedly confused as Telegram is blocked and internet speeds are reduced in Russia, with official authorities providing no clear reason, leading to widespread speculation.

The EU and Germany have expressed deep concern over reports alleging that Hungary's Foreign Minister telephoned Russian leadership during EU summits and leaked sensitive information, accusations vehemently denied by Hungary.

The European Commission has requested clarification from Budapest regarding claims that Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó shared confidential information with Moscow.

New indications have emerged in Hungary suggesting that an associate of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán arranged a Moscow mission for then-Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini, amidst ongoing accusations of wiretapping and diplomatic contacts with Russia.