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Two UAVs are reported.

Cats come in different breeds, just like dogs — and some are shockingly unexpected. Check out these surprising cat breeds.

Conscripts from Bashkortostan, Russia, who went to fight in Ukraine with dreams of victory, faced a tragic end, as reported by Ukrainian journalist Yuriy Butusov on Telegram on April 2.

Schoolchildren in Bosnia-Herzegovina have long been taught a sanitized version of the terrible tragedies of the 1990s, largely to avoid biased narratives. A Serbian veterans’ group is trying to change that.

“I have typical Russian looks and there was no place that would refuse me a job before,” Yasmina, a Muslim woman from Russia, told The Moscow Times.  “Everything changed when I started wearing a hijab.

Once feted among her international peers, Russian central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina is now seen as a complicit participant in the Ukraine war.

Once feted among her international peers, Russian central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina is now seen as a complicit participant in the Ukraine war.

Hungary and Cyprus "will never accept that the European Union should be divided up to first and second class member states," Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó

Unprecedented drone strikes on two industrial sites in Tatarstan on Tuesday have stirred fear and panic among residents of the Turkic-majority republic in Russia’s Volga region.  The purported Ukrainian attacks, which targeted an oil refinery in the city of Nizhnekamsk and a military drone production site in the Alabuga special economic zone, are the farthest-reaching strikes on Russian territory since the start of the war in Ukraine and the first to target an ethnic republic.  “The public...

A Russian court has extended the detention of US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva, Russian state news agency TASS reported from the courtroom Monday.