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Belarus and the Bryansk Region should reach $1bn in their level of trade turnover this year – as stated by the President of Belarus, Aleksandr...

“I can only cry in response,” Rostislav Murzagulov says when asked whether he feels homesick for his native republic of Bashkortostan.  For Murzagulov, a former PR chief of Bashkortostan’s head Radiy Khabirov, visiting his home republic in Russia’s Ural Mountains region is a distant prospect.  Once a self-described “systemic liberal politician,” Murzagulov resigned from his post and fled Russia months before the Kremlin invaded Ukraine.  “It was clear that the country [was] sync...

Russian central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina says the yuan’s share in Russia’s exports has increased from 0.4 to 34.5 per cent, replacing the US dollar and euro as its ‘primary’ currency for foreign economic activity.

Russia has closed the border crossing between Ivangorod in Leningrad Oblast and the Estonian city of Narva to vehicles, claiming reconstruction works are being carried out, the Estonian Police and Border Guard (PBGB) reported on Feb. 1.

A high-ranking NATO delegation led by Deputy Secretary-General Mircea Geoana arrived in Bosnia-Herzegovina for two days of talks amid secessionist threats that could undermine the Balkan nation’s aspirations to join the Western military alliance.

Frozen Russian Central Bank reserves held in an account at Euroclear, the Belgium-based international depository, generated 4.4 billion euros ($4.8 billion) in interest income in 2023, Euroclear reported.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that he will soon be travelling to the Russian republic of Bashkortostan, which has recently been shaken by protests. During a videoconference on Thursday, he accepted the invitation from the head of the republic, Radiy Khabirov, to visit. "We will see each other and talk about issues relating to the development of the republic in the near future," the Russian president said. He expressed his thanks for the invitation, spoke about the hosp...

The wail of air raid sirens is commonplace in Belgorod, a Russian border city whose residents are on edge following a Ukrainian missile attack on a New Year’s holiday weekend

Apple News this week featured a report from Gaza. It is typical of the storyline mainstream media is flogging. It’s the children, of course.

Officials in Kosovo say they will forge ahead with a controversial decision to restrict all cash transactions anywhere in the country to euros from February 1, but they will give time for ethnic Serbs in the country to adjust to the new currency regime.