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Prime Minister Donald Tusk says Poland prevented a possible provocation on the border with Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave after spotting ‘people with flashlights’
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said authorities had prevented a possible provocation at the border with Russia’s Kaliningrad region. He spoke before a cabinet meeting, RMF 24 r…
Kiev regime seeks to sow fear by terrorizing civilians — Zaporozhye NPP
The Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant reported earlier that two civilians, including a woman who worked at the plant, were killed in a Ukrainian drone attack on their car
Zaporozhye NPP says Ukrainian troops deliberately target its employees
The Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant reported earlier that two civilians, including a woman who worked at the plant, were killed in a Ukrainian drone attack on their car
EU may not be ready for military conflict by 2030, Commission fears — media
A draft of the Commission’s 2027 work program obtained by Rapporteur said the EU remains far from meeting its defense objectives despite unprecedented funding and political commit…
Tourist killed after helicopters collide near Mount Everest base camp (VIDEOS)
Two helicopters collided on Tuesday while landing near Mount Everest in Nepal, leaving one person dead and three injured Read Full Article at RT.com
Zaporozhye NPP to notify IAEA about employee who died in Ukrainian drone attack
The Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant reported earlier that two civilians, including a female employee, were killed in a Ukrainian drone attack on their car
EU will have to engage in Eurasian dialogue — Lavrov
The Russian Foreign Minister agreed with a statement by his Belarusian counterpart, Maxim Ryzhenkov, that EU countries "must be ready for that"
Hidden audio-recording software found on interactive panels in Moscow schools, with data sent to the mayor’s office
A software module found on interactive displays in Moscow schools can activate the microphone in response to a command from a server and record classroom audio. An analysis of the…
Russian courts declare 5,360 companies bankrupt in nine months
Courts initiated fewer proceedings than in the reporting period only in January-September 2025 and January-September 2023
The New Yorker profiles Andrey Zvyagintsev, the exiled Russian director of the Cannes Grand Prix-winning film ‘Minotaur’
The New Yorker has published a profile of the filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev by Joshua Yaffa, an American journalist who has written about Russia since the mid-2000s and is the auth…
Why are fridges being hacked and what could be next? - The Latest
Supermarket fridges and freezers in several European countries have malfunctioned after a reported cyber-attack, with their thermostats remotely cranked up. It is unclear who is b…
At Nova massacre site, survivors thank Boy George for music, highlighting their plight
Pop icon says he wants his song 'We Will Dance Again,' inspired by the rave survivors, to eclipse his 'Karma Chameleon' hit when he performs in Tel Aviv
Neo-Nazi torture chambers are on the frontier of ‘European values’ projected through Ukraine
A scandal near Kiev has exposed forced conscription, extortion and torture – now watch Western backers look the other way Read Full Article at RT.com
Five flights in Europe receive bomb threats on the same day, Reuters reports
Five planes operated by different airlines in Europe received bomb threats, Reuters reported.
Consortium led by Boehly preparing securities swap deal for Lukoil assets — Reuters
According to the sources, an unnamed bank acting on behalf of the consortium has purchased frozen Lukoil securities from Western investors to subsequently exchange them for the co…
Ryanair passenger says bomb threat was 'traumatic'
Sarah Jones says passengers had to wait in a hangar for three hours after landing at Murcia in Spain.
Russia to report countries boycotting IIHF matches it will be in, says sports chief
Earlier, the national hockey federations representing Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and the Czech Republic announced their unwillingness to play matches against the Russian nat…
The Danger of Being a Female Livestreamer in China
When a fan thinks he owns you, online entitlement can morph into real-world violence.
El-Sayed and Rogers face off in Michigan race which tested Democrats’ ties with Jews
Heated midterm elections come to a head, with Democratic candidate's pledge to oppose US aid to Israel and criticism of Jewish state pushing many Jewish voters to back GOP rival
Kiev suspends tram, trolleybus services amid power grid crisis
Replacement buses will cover around 40 routes
Russian strikes trigger emergency power outages in several Ukrainian regions, cutting water supply across Kyiv
One of Russia’s largest attacks on Ukraine’s energy system has been underway since the early hours of November 3, national power company Ukrenergo reported.
Ukraine borrows $18.5 bln since beginning of 2026
The documents indicated that Ukraine managed to fulfill only 65.8% of its borrowing target
Norway’s charge d’affaires protested to over seizure of Russian property — MFA
The ministry stated that Moscow "demanded that official Oslo unconditionally comply with international law, including the provisions of the Svalbard Treaty"
Cold war? Why are fridges being hacked and what could be next? - The Latest
Supermarket fridges and freezers in several European countries have malfunctioned after a reported cyber-attack, with their thermostats remotely cranked up. It is unclear who is b…