Gazprom Returns to Profit in 2024 After Record Loss
The company reported a net profit of $14.9 billion last year, reversing a $7 billion loss in 2023, which was its first net loss in a quarter-century.
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Russia’s Top Communist Demands Volgograd Be Renamed Stalingrad
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“The whole nation is calling for it. Soldiers fighting in the special military operation are calling for it. Our veterans are calling for it,” Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov said.
Belarus Releases U.S. National Jailed Amid Opposition Crackdown
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Yuras Zyankovich, a naturalized U.S. citizen, was arrested in April 2021 during a crackdown on opposition activists protesting against Lukashenko's rule.
Medvedev Warns of ‘Vanishing’ Ukraine After U.S. Signs Minerals Deal With Kyiv
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“Trump has finally broken the Kyiv regime,” the former Russian president wrote on social media after the long-awaited minerals deal was signed.
Russian Police Raid Gyms and Martial Arts Clubs Amid Spring Conscription Drive
In one raid, a military recruitment officer reportedly accompanied police to hand out conscription notices directly to gym-goers.
Trump Officials Alarmed by Witkoff’s Solo Talks With Putin – NYP
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“Nice guy, but a bumbling f***king idiot,” an unnamed White House official told the tabloid. “He should not be doing this alone.”
Zelensky Says Minerals Deal With U.S. 'Truly Equal'
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The new agreement does not give any specific U.S. security commitments.
Russian Strikes on Ukraine Wound 31
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Twenty-nine people were wounded in the industrial city of Zaporizhzhia and two others in the Dnipropetrovsk region, officials said.
Silence or Jail: Teens Targeted in Russia’s Wartime Political Crackdown
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Schoolchildren who voice anti-war views are increasingly pressured, from teachers reporting them to the authorities and interrogations to being jailed.
Late-Spring Snow Hits Moscow, Toppling Trees and Causing Power Outages
The snowfall marks the first time that Moscow's base weather station has recorded snow cover on May 2 in its 75 years of operations.
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