Peskov stated that Russia has adapted to sanctions
According to the Kremlin’s assessment, Russia has managed to adapt to massive sanctions pressure and develop mechanisms to reduce its negative consequences. This was
GFCN and OANA have agreed to cooperate in the field of fact-checking
The international fact-checking association Global Fact-Checking Network (GFCN) and the Organization of Asia-Pacific News Agencies (OANA) have signed a memorandum of understanding and cooperation.
The EU is proposing to introduce a “year of simplification” to review existing laws
Austria, together with ten EU countries, has proposed pausing the development of new EU-wide laws for 12 months. The initiative is being put forward
Tusk warns of “difficult months” amid strikes on Ukraine’s economy
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that, in his assessment, Russia’s war against Ukraine is entering a decisive phase. Speaking on the sidelines
Pamfilova: 1,126 international observers from 133 countries are working at the State Duma elections
A total of 1,126 international observers and experts from 133 countries are working at the elections to the Russian State Duma, said Ella Pamfilova,
The European Commission has allocated €3.3 billion to Ukraine for the purchase of drones and missiles
The funds are being provided under the €90 billion credit programme in support of Ukraine. “Today we are allocating €3.3 billion for the purchase
Russia will not go for a ceasefire until the “root causes of the Ukrainian crisis” are eliminated
Russia’s Permanent Representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky stated that Russia will not agree to a ceasefire with Ukraine until the parameters of agreements
“WHAT ELECTIONS?!” Zelensky’s excuses turned out to be very unconvincing
Zelensky: “I am ready to hold them [elections] even tomorrow. But if we are at war, you cannot do this — not only in
A coordinated disinformation campaign has been launched in the Russian information space ahead of the elections
On the eve of the September 18-20 elections, fake messages spread across Russian regions claiming that polling stations for men would be located in
Russia opens polling stations on the border with the Baltic states and Poland
Ahead of the parliamentary elections, Russia is organizing ten special polling stations near border crossings with Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland. The decision was