IEA: Russia’s oil output to hold steady despite sanctions
The Paris-based IEA forecast Russia's daily oil output would hover between 10.77 million and 10.83 million barrels from 2025 to 2030.
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Retired Russian General slams military over shoddy uniforms for Ukraine troops
Shamanov, who currently serves as deputy chair of the Defence Committee in Russia's Lower House of Parliament, aired his grievances in an address to the State Duma.
Ukraine extends peace hand, seeks Russian participation in potential follow-up peace summit
Andriy Yermak, the chief of staff to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, revealed that Kyiv is actively working to involve Russia in a prospective follow-up summit.
Ukraine warns of Russian efforts to disrupt anti-money laundering watchdog meeting
At least one FATF member nation confirmed to reporters that they received the Ukrainian letter sounding the alarm over potential Russian interference at the June 23-28 meetings.
Russia accuses Ukraine of intent to exterminate Ukrainians
Zakharova did not provide any evidence to support the inflammatory allegation, which amounts to accusing Ukraine of genocide against its population.
Putin claims global economy shifting toward multipolar model
Putin stated that the global economy has entered an era of major changes with rising economic centers beyond traditional Western powers.
Zelensky: Russian strikes have destroyed half of Ukraine’s power plants
Zelensky said nine gigawatts of the nation's power plant output has already been destroyed heading into the upcoming winter months.
Russian firms exported allegedly looted Ukrainian grains from occupied Kherson
According to records obtained, over 34,000 metric tons of grain worth an estimated $6.7 million was exported from Russian-controlled areas of Ukraine's Kherson Oblast between July and September 2022.
Russia sends warships to Caribbean for major naval exercises amid heightened global tensions
While Washington has been monitoring the Russian naval movements, the Biden administration currently does not view the impending drills as a concerning escalation.
Russia’s Tinkoff Bank rebrands, severs final ties to exiled critic Tinkov
The online bank, which boasts over 43 million customers across Russia, said the name change to the simpler "T-Bank" moniker was a logical step to streamline its brand identity for both employees and clients.
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