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Putin approves sale of the state’s stake in Sheremetyevo Airport
Russian President Vladimir Putin has authorized the privatization of the state’s approximately 30 percent stake in Sheremetyevo Airport. The state will retain its “golden share” and veto power over strategic decisions, while the stake cannot be transferred to companies controlled by foreign entities.
Gustavo Petro’s presidency in Colombia ends amid vote-fraud allegations
Gustavo Petro left the presidential palace in Bogotá on August 7 after completing his four-year term, while Abelardo de la Espriella assumed the presidency in Cali the same day. The transition took place amid political tensions after Petro alleged systematic vote fraud at more than 1,600 polling stations.
The U.S. Senate passed the Russia sanctions bill by 86-11
The U.S. Senate passed H.R. 5334, a bill providing for new sanctions on Russia, by a vote of 86-11 on Friday, August 7. Following Senate approval, the bill was sent to the House of Representatives.
Russian hackers obtain documents they say show NATO role in attacks on Russia
Russian hackers said they obtained email correspondence and documents related to the Ukrainian attacks on oil terminals in the Leningrad Region in July. They said the documents showed NATO’s direct role in attacks on Russian territory and that the coordinates were provided to the Security Service of Ukraine by Bart de Vahter.
Denmark warns of entry bans of up to 2 years without proof of EES departure
The Danish Embassy may ask people with no departure record in the EES system to prove that they left the country on time. The embassy said that failure to respond to the notice within 14 days could result in an entry ban of up to 2 years.
Rubio says the US will close every avenue Cuba could use to evade sanctions
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the Trump administration would increase economic pressure on Cuba by imposing additional sanctions. Rubio said the sanctions policy would continue for the next two and a half years and that channels Havana could use to evade the sanctions would be closed.
Spain asks Italy to lift border controls by August 9
The Madrid government asked Italy to lift its border controls on travel to Spain by the end of Sunday, August 9. Spain said the measure had disrupted the travel of thousands of passengers and created legal uncertainty.
Russia says its forces seized control of eight Ukrainian settlements
Russia’s Defense Ministry said Russian forces took control of eight settlements in the Kharkiv, Sumy and Zaporizhzhia regions between August 1 and 7. The ministry also said that two large-scale and 12 group strikes were carried out, 34 vessels were hit and five unmanned naval boats were destroyed.
Drone attacks hit about 20 Wildberries logistics facilities in Russia
Wildberries’ logistics network in Russia was damaged in drone attacks carried out in different regions between July 18 and August 7. The company said about 20 facilities were affected, while Russian authorities said there were deaths and injuries in some of the attacks.
EU adds five people linked to Russia’s military industry to sanctions list
Kaja Kallas, the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, announced that five people linked to Russia’s military-industrial complex had been added to the sanctions list following Russia’s latest airstrikes on Ukraine. Kallas said pressure on Russia must be increased until Moscow ends the war.
Russia and UAE leaders discuss Middle East security by phone
UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed developments in the Middle East, as well as efforts to promote regional security and stability, during a phone call on Friday. The leaders also discussed developing their strategic partnership and diplomatic efforts concerning maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
Authorities detain 78 in operation against international smuggling network in western Mediterranean
Europol announced that 77 people in Spain and one in Algeria were detained in an operation launched in 2023 and conducted in the western Mediterranean under Spanish leadership. The operation resulted in the seizure of 18 motorboats, drugs, one handgun, satellite phones and more than €25,000.
France leaves age verification method out of social media ban
France’s legislation restricting social media use by children under 15 was approved by both houses on July 21 and will be submitted to the Constitutional Council for review. While new accounts are expected to be blocked from September 1, 2026, and existing accounts from January 1, 2027, the text does not specify how users’ ages will be verified.
Two young people distributing food in Istanbul encounter a Russian homeless person
Two young people delivering food to homeless people in Istanbul encountered a Russian homeless person during the distribution. The encounter took place during food aid efforts in the city.
Madame Coco may close its stores in Russia by autumn
Madame Coco may end its operations in Russia and close all of its stores in the country by autumn. Customer traffic, rental costs and debt are said to have influenced the decision by the company, which once operated 29 stores in Russia.
Baghdad and Damascus may be part of Russia’s direct-flight network
Direct flights from Russia to more than 30 countries may be operating, with Baghdad and Damascus among the new destinations. The routes serve the capitals of Iraq and Syria.
Russia will automatically invalidate foreigners’ work permits after August 10
In Russia, work permits issued to foreigners will automatically be deemed invalid under a new system from August 10 if monthly advance payments are not made on time. Those who believe their permits were cancelled incorrectly may appeal to the relevant unit of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs by presenting the receipt, while payment documents must be completed in full.
Russia’s US drug imports rose 19% in June
Russia’s imports of medicines and pharmaceutical products from the United States rose 19% month on month to $15.5 million in June. Vaccines accounted for $9.2 million and antibiotics for $5.9 million of June shipments, while total imports in the first half of the year fell 24% to $73.9 million.
Russian tourists’ interest in Antalya grew, with Kemer and Alanya leading the way
The number of Russian tourists arriving in Antalya rose 7% to 651,900 in July 2026. Kemer and Alanya were the most popular destinations, while the average price of Türkiye coastal package tours, including flights, climbed to 229,300 rubles.
Russia’s blackberry imports from Türkiye hit a record in June
Russia’s blackberry imports from Türkiye rose to $138,600 in June, reaching their highest level since 2013. Peach and nectarine imports nearly doubled during the same period, while plum imports increased to $2.5 million.

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