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Belarus’ Deputy Economy Minister Vladimir Naumovich and senior officials of the Entrepreneurship Department met with a Bashkortostan delegation led by Minister of Entrepreneurship and Tourism Rustem Afzalov, BelTA learned from the press service of the Economy Ministry.

Feminist and women's rights groups in Russia's regions say they feel unsafe as the Putin government's promotion of so-called "traditional" values leaves them increasingly vulnerable to prosecution under the country's vague and haphazardly enforced laws against "extremism."

Lev Rubinstein, the legend of the Moscow conceptualist movement, the inventor of a unique way of writing, died on January 14, 2024. His life seemed as endless as his long poems and ended just as abruptly as they did — mid-word, on an ellipsis.

Vladimir Putin gave a history lesson in his interview with Tucker Carlson in Russia. But here’s what Putin got wrong in his monologue. Read more.

Vladimir Putin gave a history lesson in his interview with Tucker Carlson in Russia. But here’s what Putin got wrong in his monologue. Read more.

Moldova has rejected a Russian request for polling stations in the breakaway Transdniester region, another sign that countries on Russia's periphery are committed to countering Kremlin influence.

People in Bashkortostan are dissatisfied with the policies pursued by Moscow.

The blood-sucking insects now show up in two varieties and are resistant to many pesticides. New eradication strategies include fungal spores and nasty human odors.

An interrogation video of a Russian soldier captured by Ukrainian fighters exposes Russia’s lies to its soldiers once again, Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi shared on Telegram on Feb. 8.