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British Man on Trial for Alleged Plot to Leak Defence Secretary's Information to 'Russian' Intelligence
Photographs show Howard Phillips, a 65-year-old Briton, allegedly planting a USB drive containing Defence Secretary Grant Shapps' personal information—including his home address and private plane location—as part of an alleged plot to spy for the Kremlin, according to prosecutors; the recipients wer...
British Man on Trial for Alleged Plot to Leak Defence Secretary's Information to 'Russian' Intelligence
Photographs show Howard Phillips, a 65-year-old Briton, allegedly planting a USB drive containing Defence Secretary Grant Shapps' personal information—including his home address and private plane location—as part of an alleged plot to spy for the Kremlin, according to prosecutors; the recipients wer...
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44% Bias Score
North Korea's Full Support for Russia's War in Ukraine Confirmed
During a July 12th visit to North Korea, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov confirmed Pyongyang's full support for Russia's war in Ukraine, including its stated goals; Ukrainian intelligence estimates that North Korea supplies up to 40% of Russia's ammunition and deployed approximately 14,000 so...
North Korea's Full Support for Russia's War in Ukraine Confirmed
During a July 12th visit to North Korea, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov confirmed Pyongyang's full support for Russia's war in Ukraine, including its stated goals; Ukrainian intelligence estimates that North Korea supplies up to 40% of Russia's ammunition and deployed approximately 14,000 so...
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Russia's "Shared Values Visa": 1156 Granted, Propaganda Tool?
Russia's "Shared Values Visa," introduced in August 2024, has granted 1156 people, including 224 Germans, residency; the program targets those who disagree with their home countries' liberal policies, potentially serving Russia's demographic needs and propaganda efforts.
Russia's "Shared Values Visa": 1156 Granted, Propaganda Tool?
Russia's "Shared Values Visa," introduced in August 2024, has granted 1156 people, including 224 Germans, residency; the program targets those who disagree with their home countries' liberal policies, potentially serving Russia's demographic needs and propaganda efforts.
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Russia Warns Germany of Retaliation for Supplying Taurus Missiles to Ukraine
Former Russian Prime Minister Sergei Stepashin warned German Chancellor Friedrich Merz that Russia knows the locations of Taurus cruise missile production facilities in Germany and will consider it an act of war if Germany provides them to Ukraine.
Russia Warns Germany of Retaliation for Supplying Taurus Missiles to Ukraine
Former Russian Prime Minister Sergei Stepashin warned German Chancellor Friedrich Merz that Russia knows the locations of Taurus cruise missile production facilities in Germany and will consider it an act of war if Germany provides them to Ukraine.
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Russia's 2025 Minimum Wage: 22,440 Rubles, 35,000 Ruble Target by 2030
Russia's 2025 minimum wage is set at 22,440 rubles per month before tax, affecting 3-4 million workers and impacting social benefits; the government aims for a 35,000 ruble minimum wage by 2030, but inflation and its effects on small businesses pose challenges.
Russia's 2025 Minimum Wage: 22,440 Rubles, 35,000 Ruble Target by 2030
Russia's 2025 minimum wage is set at 22,440 rubles per month before tax, affecting 3-4 million workers and impacting social benefits; the government aims for a 35,000 ruble minimum wage by 2030, but inflation and its effects on small businesses pose challenges.
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Murder of 19-Year-Old Student in Kemerovo, Russia
In Kemerovo, Russia, 19-year-old Elizaveta Kiseleva was murdered on July 7th, 2025, by a friend who was visiting her apartment; the suspect confessed to the crime and implicated an accomplice.
Murder of 19-Year-Old Student in Kemerovo, Russia
In Kemerovo, Russia, 19-year-old Elizaveta Kiseleva was murdered on July 7th, 2025, by a friend who was visiting her apartment; the suspect confessed to the crime and implicated an accomplice.
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EU Condemns Georgia's Crackdown on Opposition, Raising Concerns about Democratic Backsliding
European foreign ministers voiced deep concern over Georgia's deteriorating democratic situation, citing a recent European Parliament report highlighting rule of law setbacks, growing Russian influence on the ruling Georgian Dream party, and the imprisonment of numerous opposition figures, straining...
EU Condemns Georgia's Crackdown on Opposition, Raising Concerns about Democratic Backsliding
European foreign ministers voiced deep concern over Georgia's deteriorating democratic situation, citing a recent European Parliament report highlighting rule of law setbacks, growing Russian influence on the ruling Georgian Dream party, and the imprisonment of numerous opposition figures, straining...
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Hungary Vetoes EU Sanctions Package Over Russian Energy Import Ban
The European Commission's RePowerEU plan aims to end all Russian energy imports to the EU by 2027, but Hungary and Slovakia vetoed the EU's 18th sanctions package in opposition, creating a political stalemate.
Hungary Vetoes EU Sanctions Package Over Russian Energy Import Ban
The European Commission's RePowerEU plan aims to end all Russian energy imports to the EU by 2027, but Hungary and Slovakia vetoed the EU's 18th sanctions package in opposition, creating a political stalemate.
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Pistorius to Meet Austin Amidst Uncertainty Over Ukraine Support and Trump's Russia Announcement
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius will visit Washington on July 14 to discuss Ukraine support with US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, amid uncertainty over US missile deployment plans and President Trump's upcoming announcement on Russia; NATO will purchase Patriot systems for Ukraine.
Pistorius to Meet Austin Amidst Uncertainty Over Ukraine Support and Trump's Russia Announcement
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius will visit Washington on July 14 to discuss Ukraine support with US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, amid uncertainty over US missile deployment plans and President Trump's upcoming announcement on Russia; NATO will purchase Patriot systems for Ukraine.
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Wonsan Kalma Resort Opens Amidst Human Rights Concerns
North Korea's new Wonsan Kalma beach resort, opened last month and inspired by Benidorm, welcomed its first Russian tourists this week amidst human rights concerns regarding its construction, which allegedly involved forced labor and resulted in the demolition of homes and displacement of residents.
Wonsan Kalma Resort Opens Amidst Human Rights Concerns
North Korea's new Wonsan Kalma beach resort, opened last month and inspired by Benidorm, welcomed its first Russian tourists this week amidst human rights concerns regarding its construction, which allegedly involved forced labor and resulted in the demolition of homes and displacement of residents.
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EU Condemns Georgia's Crackdown on Opposition, Raises Concerns About Russia
EU foreign ministers expressed deep concern over Georgia's deteriorating democracy and increasing Russian influence, condemning the arrests of opposition leaders and urging dialogue following disputed elections and the suspension of Georgia's EU candidacy.
EU Condemns Georgia's Crackdown on Opposition, Raises Concerns About Russia
EU foreign ministers expressed deep concern over Georgia's deteriorating democracy and increasing Russian influence, condemning the arrests of opposition leaders and urging dialogue following disputed elections and the suspension of Georgia's EU candidacy.
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EU Divided on Oil Price Cap as Sanctions Debate Intensifies
Amidst EU divisions over sanctions, Estonia advocates for a $45 oil price cap while Slovakia opposes the 18th package unless energy issues are addressed, highlighting disagreements over energy policy and the sanctions' effectiveness. Germany urges Slovakia's cooperation.
EU Divided on Oil Price Cap as Sanctions Debate Intensifies
Amidst EU divisions over sanctions, Estonia advocates for a $45 oil price cap while Slovakia opposes the 18th package unless energy issues are addressed, highlighting disagreements over energy policy and the sanctions' effectiveness. Germany urges Slovakia's cooperation.
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44% Bias Score
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