Russia seeks to classify Nazi-Era crimes in Petrozavodsk as genocide
Beyond the human toll, Russian authorities estimate the economic damage to Karelia at a staggering 20 trillion rubles (approximately $231.9 billion).
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CCI dismisses complaint against Google India over alleged Truecaller favouritism
The dismissal of this complaint may provide some relief to Google, which has faced several regulatory challenges in India in recent years.
U.S. reportedly provided $6.5 billion in security assistance to Israel since Gaza war began
The Washington Post report indicates that the U.S. official revealed this information as an indication of the depth and complexity of US support for Israel.
Israeli soldier killed, 16 wounded in West Bank bombing attack
The incident occurred around midnight as Israeli forces were conducting a counter-terrorism operation in Jenin aimed at arresting or neutralizing members of a Hamas terror network.
Russian attacks in Donetsk Oblast leave one dead, 7 injured
In Yasenove, another village in the Pokrovsk district, one civilian was reported injured.
Russia claims strikes on Ukrainian airbases intended for Western jets
According to the ministry's statement, the operation targeted the airfield infrastructure of Ukraine, planned to accommodate aircraft from Western countries.
Russian Envoy: NATO’s new chief won’t alter Ukraine policy
The appointment of Rutte, who recently lost a national election in the Netherlands, was approved by envoys from all 32 NATO countries at a North Atlantic Council meeting in Brussels.
Russia and U.S. maintain open communication channels, says Russian Deputy FM
The deputy foreign minister outlined several avenues through which the two countries continue to engage, including presidential administrations, intelligence services, and diplomatic agencies.
Lavrov outlines Russia’s global vision: RIC alliance, UN reform, and Western tensions
Lavrov also called for adapting the UN to a multipolar world order but acknowledged the difficulties in achieving this due to Western dominance within the organization.
U.S. considers allowing military contractors in Ukraine
The proposed change would lift the current ban on U.S. contractors working inside Ukraine, potentially enabling the Pentagon to contract dozens of American companies for deployments later this year.
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