#OpEd Because they saw the world beyond Russia's borders as an opportunity rather than a threat, Russian scientists face a witch hunt, writes Alexandra Borissova Saleh.
06.03.2026 16:30
👍 12
🔁 5
💬 2
📌 0
#OpEd Because they saw the world beyond Russia's borders as an opportunity rather than a threat, Russian scientists face a witch hunt, writes Alexandra Borissova Saleh.
Over the past decade, temperatures in Russia have risen by 0.51 degrees Celsius while the global average increased by 0.2 C.
The targeting information has included the locations of American warships and aircraft, officials told the newspaper.
The Federal Anti-Monopoly Service said advertisers and distributors could face legal penalties for placing ads on the messaging app.
Moscow police detained dozens of Iranian nationals who gathered in public to celebrate the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Ostorozhno Novosti news outlet reported.
Top spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow “will take appropriate measures” if Finland moves ahead with the policy change.
As Rustam Minnikhanov finds himself facing new geopolitical turmoil, experts question the extent of his skills, acumen and even will to execute Moscow’s increasingly complex balancing act in the Middle East.
Kremlin-installed authorities said 10 apartment buildings and three vehicles were damaged as a result of the drone crash.
Prosecutors said the man gathered information for Ukraine about the location of an air defense system in southern Russia.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the sale to India would “alleviate pressure caused by Iran's attempt to take global energy hostage.”
Amid the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, this week's Regions Calling newsletter takes a closer look at Tatarstan head Rustam Minnikhanov, the Kremlin’s envoy to the Islamic world:
Markaryan is known for his controversial views on gender roles and masculinity, drawing comparisons to the self-proclaimed misogynist Andrew Tate.
The dozens of people were taken across the border to neighboring Azerbaijan, after which a Russian Emergency Situations Ministry plane flew the group back to Russia.
The two countries exchanged 200 prisoners of war each on Thursday, with more expected to be released on Friday.
Musaeva, the jailed mother of exiled critics of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, was found guilty of assaulting a prison guard.
Passengers described days of anxiety as they received little clarity or assistance from either the cruise operator or the Russian Embassy in Qatar, leaving them with no choice but to wait.
Russia is spending tens of millions of dollars to recruit Ukraine war veterans into Paralympic sport, fast-tracking wounded soldiers from hospital wards into regional and national teams, an investigation by the news outlet Vot Tak has found.
Moscow is one of Tehran’s closest partners, but analysts say that the Kremlin is unlikely to offer substantial support amid U.S.-Israeli attacks.
The change of course comes amid turmoil in global energy markets as the war in the Middle East widens with no end in sight.
Odesa region Governor Oleh Kiper said several crew members of the Panamanian-flagged ship were wounded in the attack.
❗ Putin has accused Ukraine of carrying out a naval drone attack that sank a Russian-flagged LNG carrier in the Mediterranean Sea earlier this week, calling it a "terrorist attack."
Russia is spending tens of millions of dollars to recruit Ukraine war veterans into Paralympic sport, an investigation by the Poland-based news outlet Vot Tak has found.
#OpEd The film, which is less about resistance than a chronicle of society during war, is a promising and worthy award contender, writes Pippa Crawford.
Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said the city government will reduce the size of its workforce by 15% after budget revenues in recent months fell short of projections.
Analysts described the move as “unexpected” since market participants believed the recent rise in oil prices would delay a planned revision of the base oil price.
Opinion: Russia's war on Ukraine is not a stalemate. On land, sea and air, in sanctions’ design and enforcement, and in the geography of resourcing, the war is escalating and will continue to do so, writes @nigelgould-davies.bsky.social.
Oil flows to Hungary and Slovakia via Russia’s Druzhba pipeline stopped after a Russian strike reportedly damaged the line in late January.
President Vladimir Putin has urged Russia’s Interior Ministry to recruit veterans of the country’s war in Ukraine to help address growing personnel shortages in the country’s police force.
First Deputy Chief Justice Vladimir Davydov attributed the decline to the “humanization” of Russia’s law enforcement practices since President Vladimir Putin first took office.
Russian state TV hosts have denounced U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran as “war crimes” and accused Washington of using diplomacy as cover for military action, warning that similar tactics could one day be used against Russia.