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The Japanese government has appealed to Moscow in response to plans for Russian military exercises in the contested Kuril Islands.

The dictator's legs do not carry him, but his tongue is perfectly capable of generating nonsense so far.

A Ukrainian photographer is documenting harrowing stories from residents of the areas around Kyiv occupied by Russian forces at the opening of the 2022 Russian invasion.

Negotiators are set to meet in Istanbul after months of talks that have made little progress. Russia is risking angering allies like Venezuela and Iran as it seeks buyers for its oil.

A group of friends decide the fate of a toppled Lenin statue in this short story by Ukrainian author Oleksiy Chupa.

Chinese and Russian military officials are likely to have agreed to strengthen their surveillance activities to boost "strategic deterrence against Japan," sources close to the matter said on July 7, reflecting Beijing and Moscows relations with Tokyo deteriorating recently.

It’s that time of the year! Dip into the summer recommendations from Carnegie Europe’s scholars, friends, and colleagues. We hope you enjoy them and discover some real gems.

The plaintiffs’ risk of receiving fatal injury by radiation is close to zero, far lower than socially weak people’s mortality risk from electricity price hikes.

The person who has had to deal with Russia’s new challenge is Putin and Putin alone.

The Himars rocket launchers have struck at the heart of Russia’s invasion since being brought into battle last month