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Irkutsk Rejects Permit to Hold Protest Against Government Restrictions on Telegram
The liberal Yabloko party said earlier that it had received a permit to hold a demonstration with up to 300 people.
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Gazprom Neft Senior Manager Arrested in St. Petersburg for Bribery
The manager allegedly received a boat and an apartment in exchange for ensuring contract bids with Gazprom Invest and “general patronage.”
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Founder of Pro-Kremlin News Outlet Readovka Arrested on Fraud Charges, Sources Say
Alexei Kostylev founded Readovka in 2011 and previously served as its editor-in-chief.
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Kremlin Rejects Swedish Claim It Launched Drone Near French Aircraft Carrier
Stockholm said a Swedish navy vessel spotted and jammed the drone on Wednesday in the Oresund Strait, around 13 kilometers from France's Charles
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Ukrainian Drone Strike on Kursk Region Auto Repair Shop Kills 1
Authorities said a 25-year-old working at an auto repair shop was killed. Another employee and two customers were hospitalized with shrapnel
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Irkutsk Police Arrest Mayor of Town Where Residents Have Gone Weeks Without Heating and Water
Bodaybo Mayor Alexei Botvin was arrested and charged with “abuse of power resulting in grave consequences,” investigators said.
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Zelensky Says Next Round of Peace Talks With Russia Expected in March
The Ukrainian president said trilateral talks could take place as early as next month in Abu Dhabi.
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Russia Linked to 151 Hybrid Warfare Operations in Europe Since 2022, Dutch Think Tank Says
The ICCT said the real number of incidents is likely higher.
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Russia Plans to Block Telegram in April, Sources Say
Two sources close to the Kremlin told the RBC news outlet that the decision to completely block the messaging app was “final.”
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Laurent Vinatier Studied Russia. Then the Country Imprisoned Him.
“I could disappear,” the French researcher and conflict mediator, who was freed last month, thought during his first night in prison.
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Kenyan Police Arrest Man Suspected of Tricking People Into Joining Russian Army
The Kenyan man was described as a key figure in a network that sent more than 1,000 Kenyans to Russia, where many were forcibly conscripted into
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Tver Police Detain Rassvet Founder Yekaterina Duntsova at Political Prisoner Event
Duntsova, who tried but failed to run against Vladimir Putin in the 2024 presidential election, was taken in for questioning on Thursday nigh
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Tver Police Briefly Detain Rassvet Founder Yekaterina Duntsova at Political Prisoner Event
Duntsova, who tried but failed to run against Vladimir Putin in the 2024 presidential election, was taken in for questioning on Thursday nigh
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State Duma Passes Bill Protecting Foreign Fighters From Criminal Prosecution Back Home
The bill would make it illegal for authorities in Russia to extradite foreigners at the request of other governments if they signed military contracts
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Ukrainian Drone Attacks, Rising Airfares Dent Demand for Sochi Trips – Kommersant
Interest in trips to one of Russia’s most popular domestic holiday destinations dropped by 30% year-on-year in February 2026.
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Sberbank Reports Record $22Bln Profit in 2025
It marked a third consecutive year of growth for the majority state-owned lender despite Western sanctions.
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Belgorod Governor Says Locals Hold a Grudge Toward Authorities Amid Ongoing Outages
The Belgorod region has been hit by frequent power and utility outages due to cross-border strikes from Ukraine in recent months.
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Russia’s Regions Post Largest-Ever Budget Deficit in 2025
The number of regions running a deficit also increased significantly — from 50 in 2024 to 74 in 2025.
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Russia and Ukraine Exchange Bodies of Soldiers
Kremlin adviser Vladimir Medinsky said Russia returned 1,000 bodies in exchange for the remains of 35 of its own soldiers.
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Russia Forced to Rely on Chinese Optical Fiber Imports After Ukrainian Strikes Halt Domestic Plant
Both Russia and Ukraine have increasingly deployed fiber-optic cables to control drones, making them resistant to electronic warfare jamming.
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