Politics | 2026-07-23
Russia's internet blackouts cost $11.9 billion and forced a return to 1995
State-ordered mobile outages are crippling Russian business and daily life, pushing one of the world's most digitized societies back to paper maps, walkie-talkies and cash.
Society | 2026-07-22
Russia's young are applying their way out
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Guns, drones and doves: War reshapes Ukrainian jewelry scene
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Seven years without mom: Russia holds hundreds Ukrainian women captive
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Art, maths and killing: Ukraine drone chief's formula to stop Russia
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A homegrown Patriot line could reshape Ukraine's air defense for good
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Ukraine says Russia is using online romance to recruit killers
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Russia's labor shortage turns overtime into the new normal
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Russia to up 'lawfare' to justify possible aggression against West: Latvia Latvia's intelligence service warns Russia is weaponizing 'lawfare' as legal cover for potential aggression against NATO's Baltic flank.
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When a pro-war soldier turns on Putin, the Kremlin moves fast Aleksandr Lunin warned Putin the army could turn on the Kremlin, drew 18 million views, served 11 days and deleted the video, but the grievances that made him briefly famous are still spreading through the ranks.
Politics | 2026-07-14
Can Russia hire its way out of a brain drain?
Conflict & Security | 2026-07-10
On TV, Putin keeps winning a war Russia is losing
While drones burn refineries deep inside Russia and drivers brawl over fuel, Putin went on TV to describe a war he's winning and cities he hasn't taken.
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'We must be ready': Ukrainian troops on guard at the Belarus border
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South Korea, Ukraine hold 'constructive' talks about North Korean POWs
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Fear, not strategy, sends Belarus' Lukashenka to Valdai and Beijing
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Inside the FrostyNeighbor cyber campaign hitting Eastern Europe
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Armenia bets on Turkey trade to break free of Russia
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Dry pumps, crippled refineries and a Kremlin cover story
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For years Russia fueled Central Asia, but now it wants gas back
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Why Ukrainian drones keep slipping into Moscow
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Russia's flight map is collapsing under sanctions
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Russia's fuel crisis deepens as drones hit refineries
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Moscow chokes on the smoke of a war it used to watch
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Russia will teach patriotism to 3-year-olds starting this fall
Ukraine's deep strikes have reached Crimea, Russian oil refineries, and even the Urals. Is the war's momentum shifting?
Politics | 2026-06-29
Stranded before takeoff: why Russians fear flying this summer
Doubled delays, quadrupled cancellations and shuttered airports are forcing Russian families to gamble on their summer holidays, while Moscow rules out a bailout.
Politics | 2026-06-25
