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Utah real estate developer Dell Loy Hansen is spending tens of millions of dollars through the nonprofit To Ukraine With Love to help house hundreds of Ukrainians displaced by the Russia-Ukraine war. Here’s why

Utah real estate developer Dell Loy Hansen is spending tens of millions of dollars through the nonprofit To Ukraine With Love to help house hundreds of Ukrainians displaced by the Russia-Ukraine war. Here’s why

Russian American journalist Alsu Kurmasheva is getting little sleep in the crowded cell of a Russian prison, where she awaits a decision on improper registration charges after visiting Russia to see her elderly mother. She is maintaining her “positive spirit,” said Jeffrey Gedmin, the acting president of Kurmasheva’s employer, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL). But…

The bosses of Carlsberg's Russian business Baltika Breweries have been arrested after the Kremlin took control of the firm.

Moscow is trying to bribe its citizens into signing up to serve in the military as Russian President Vladimir Putin watches his forces continue to shrivel up in Ukraine the longer the conflict lasts. "Putin has launched a full-on recruitment drive," Rebekah Koffler, a strategic military intelligence analyst and the author of "Putin’s Playbook," told

The Russian Ministry of Defense has tried a number of initiatives, offering increasing sums of money to lure civilians to fill different roles across the military apparatus.

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Finlands coast guard said on Thursday that Russia has completed repairs of a Russian Baltic Sea telecoms cable that was damaged six weeks ago around the same time that a gas pipeline and other...

Two executives of the major Russian brewery Baltika have been arrested on suspicion of attempts to sell the rights to its brands to Danish brewer Carlsberg, media reported Thursday, citing anonymous sources.  Police and Federal Security Service (FSB) agents carried out more than a dozen searches at offices affiliated with Baltika in St.