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Europe heaps harsh sanctions on Russia, saying ‘strength is the only language’ Moscow understands
The European Union announced a new package of sanctions against Russia on Tuesday, saying that Moscow’s daily deadly attacks against Ukraine show that it is not interested in peace – despite recent diplomatic efforts.
Ukraine drone barrage targets Moscow as Zelenskyy demands accountability for Putin
At least 10 Ukrainian drones were shot down on their approach to Moscow overnight into Sunday morning, according to the city's mayor.
Train service between Moscow and North Korea's Pyongyang to resume this month, says Russia
Russia and North Korea plan to restart a direct passenger train service between Moscow and the North Korean capital Pyongyang this month for the first time since 2020, Russia's state-owned rail monopoly said on Monday.
Goodbye Lenin? Russians flock to see leader's tomb in Moscow before it closes for repairs
Officials say that the body of Lenin, who died in 1924 after helping to establish the world's first socialist state, is not going anywhere and that the central hall where he lies in state will not be touched.
North Korean spy drama in China may signal Beijing’s unease over growing Pyongyang-Moscow ties
China has traditionally viewed North Korea as a security buffer and an ideologically aligned neighbor it can dominate.
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Poll: 78% of Ukrainians reject idea of handing Russia lands not currently under Moscow’s control
A total of 78% of Ukrainians recently surveyed reject the transfer to Russia of territories controlled by the Ukrainian government. — Ukrinform.
A statue of Stalin is unveiled in the Moscow subway as Russia tries to revive the dictator’s legacy
A monument to Josef Stalin has been unveiled in one of Moscow’s busiest subway stations, the latest attempt by Russian authorities to revive the legacy of the brutal Soviet dictator.
More money to Moscow than Kyiv: Australia buying billions in fuel using Russian crude despite sanctions against Kremlin
Australia’s dependence on imported oil—much of it refined from Russian crude—has handed the Kremlin billions of dollars in tax revenue from exporters, according to new research.
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