Showing 2,881 to 2,892 of 15,795 results
Russia Uses Cryptocurrency to Evade Sanctions
Faced with Western sanctions, Russian companies increasingly use cryptocurrencies, particularly in trade with China, for payments reaching tens of millions of dollars monthly, despite legal ambiguity and new sanctions targeting crypto-related entities.
Russia Uses Cryptocurrency to Evade Sanctions
Faced with Western sanctions, Russian companies increasingly use cryptocurrencies, particularly in trade with China, for payments reaching tens of millions of dollars monthly, despite legal ambiguity and new sanctions targeting crypto-related entities.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Kamchatka Earthquake Generates Weaker-Than-Expected Tsunami
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the Kamchatka Peninsula, prompting Pacific-wide tsunami warnings; however, the resulting tsunami was weaker than expected, reaching 4-5 feet in Hawaii.
Kamchatka Earthquake Generates Weaker-Than-Expected Tsunami
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the Kamchatka Peninsula, prompting Pacific-wide tsunami warnings; however, the resulting tsunami was weaker than expected, reaching 4-5 feet in Hawaii.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Tightening Credit in Russia Fuels Rise of Illegal Lending
Amidst a \$462 billion debt burden in Russia, with delinquent loans exceeding \$18.7 billion, and stricter lending regulations, a growing number of consumers are turning to illegal lenders, driven by factors such as personal bankruptcies and returning soldiers facing reduced income, despite the risk...
Tightening Credit in Russia Fuels Rise of Illegal Lending
Amidst a \$462 billion debt burden in Russia, with delinquent loans exceeding \$18.7 billion, and stricter lending regulations, a growing number of consumers are turning to illegal lenders, driven by factors such as personal bankruptcies and returning soldiers facing reduced income, despite the risk...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Ukrainian Soldier Survives Multiple Explosions on Dnipro River
During nighttime missions on the Dnipro River, Ukrainian soldier "Soldier" survived multiple mine explosions, rescuing comrades despite severe injuries, highlighting the dangers of riverine warfare and the resilience of Ukrainian forces. A new boat was provided by the People's Front.
Ukrainian Soldier Survives Multiple Explosions on Dnipro River
During nighttime missions on the Dnipro River, Ukrainian soldier "Soldier" survived multiple mine explosions, rescuing comrades despite severe injuries, highlighting the dangers of riverine warfare and the resilience of Ukrainian forces. A new boat was provided by the People's Front.
Progress
48% Bias Score
One Year After Prisoner Exchange: Continued Imprisonment of Political Prisoners in Russia and Belarus
One year after a prisoner exchange freed 16 individuals from Russia, Belarus, and Western prisons, including Russian politicians and American journalists, a reunion in Cologne, Germany, highlighted the continued imprisonment of many others and renewed calls for their release.
One Year After Prisoner Exchange: Continued Imprisonment of Political Prisoners in Russia and Belarus
One year after a prisoner exchange freed 16 individuals from Russia, Belarus, and Western prisons, including Russian politicians and American journalists, a reunion in Cologne, Germany, highlighted the continued imprisonment of many others and renewed calls for their release.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Laos Thanks Russia for Mine Clearance, Enhanced Military Ties
Laotian President Thongloun Sisoulith thanked Russia for its help in clearing unexploded mines and for strengthening military cooperation, including joint drills and military training, during his visit to Moscow to celebrate 65 years of diplomatic relations.
Laos Thanks Russia for Mine Clearance, Enhanced Military Ties
Laotian President Thongloun Sisoulith thanked Russia for its help in clearing unexploded mines and for strengthening military cooperation, including joint drills and military training, during his visit to Moscow to celebrate 65 years of diplomatic relations.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Manhunt Ends in Arrest of Child Assault Suspect in Russia
A 38-year-old man, Alexander Nikitin, was arrested on July 25, 2025, for sexually assaulting a child in the Krasnoyarsk region of Russia following a three-day manhunt involving police and volunteers. Nikitin has a prior criminal record and claims temporary insanity.
Manhunt Ends in Arrest of Child Assault Suspect in Russia
A 38-year-old man, Alexander Nikitin, was arrested on July 25, 2025, for sexually assaulting a child in the Krasnoyarsk region of Russia following a three-day manhunt involving police and volunteers. Nikitin has a prior criminal record and claims temporary insanity.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Bosnian Court Upholds Dodik's Prison Sentence, Sparking Political Crisis
A Bosnian appeals court upheld a one-year prison sentence and a six-year ban on politics for Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik due to his separatist actions, which triggered a major political crisis in the country; Dodik rejected the verdict and plans to appeal.
Bosnian Court Upholds Dodik's Prison Sentence, Sparking Political Crisis
A Bosnian appeals court upheld a one-year prison sentence and a six-year ban on politics for Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik due to his separatist actions, which triggered a major political crisis in the country; Dodik rejected the verdict and plans to appeal.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Released Russian Political Prisoners Protest, Demand Freedom for Remaining Prisoners
Released Russian political prisoners protested at Cologne Bonn Airport on August 1, 2025, marking the anniversary of a prisoner exchange and appealing to world leaders to secure the freedom of remaining political prisoners in Russia and Belarus, emphasizing political repression as a precursor to the...
Released Russian Political Prisoners Protest, Demand Freedom for Remaining Prisoners
Released Russian political prisoners protested at Cologne Bonn Airport on August 1, 2025, marking the anniversary of a prisoner exchange and appealing to world leaders to secure the freedom of remaining political prisoners in Russia and Belarus, emphasizing political repression as a precursor to the...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Ingushetia Corruption Crackdown: Multiple Arrests Following Embezzlement Investigations
Following searches at Ingushetia's Ministry of Economic Development for misappropriation of 3 million rubles meant for a business forum, ongoing investigations uncovered over 10.7 million rubles stolen from teacher compensation funds, 53 million rubles from medical equipment funds, and a massive 500...
Ingushetia Corruption Crackdown: Multiple Arrests Following Embezzlement Investigations
Following searches at Ingushetia's Ministry of Economic Development for misappropriation of 3 million rubles meant for a business forum, ongoing investigations uncovered over 10.7 million rubles stolen from teacher compensation funds, 53 million rubles from medical equipment funds, and a massive 500...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Record 2099 Russian Mobile Internet Outages in July 2025
From July 1-31, 2025, Russia experienced a record 2099 mobile internet outages, a threefold increase from June, affecting 77 regions and attributed by authorities to security measures, despite impacting areas distant from conflict zones.
Record 2099 Russian Mobile Internet Outages in July 2025
From July 1-31, 2025, Russia experienced a record 2099 mobile internet outages, a threefold increase from June, affecting 77 regions and attributed by authorities to security measures, despite impacting areas distant from conflict zones.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Russian Soldiers Awarded for Bravery in Ukraine
In Ukraine, Guard Sergeant Nikolai Evteev rescued three wounded comrades under heavy fire, while Guard Lieutenant Alexei Efremov provided medical aid and repelled enemy attacks, saving lives; both received state awards for bravery.
Russian Soldiers Awarded for Bravery in Ukraine
In Ukraine, Guard Sergeant Nikolai Evteev rescued three wounded comrades under heavy fire, while Guard Lieutenant Alexei Efremov provided medical aid and repelled enemy attacks, saving lives; both received state awards for bravery.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Showing 2,881 to 2,892 of 15,795 results