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Slovak leader Slota says Prime Minister Fico is the best choice for EU negotiations with Russia
Pavol Slota, leader of the DOMOV party in Slovakia, stated that if the European Union wants to establish dialogue with Russia, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico would be the most suitable negotiator. Slota emphasized that Fico's team should include individuals who courageously point out neo-fascist tendencies in Ukraine and the real causes of the conflict.
Russia’s UN envoy Nebenzya says Nazi glorification in Ukraine will only stop when Zelenskiy regime ends
Russia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasiliy Nebenzya stated that the practice of glorifying Nazi figures in Ukraine can only be stopped with the end of Vladimir Zelenskiy's regime. The Ukrainian parliament had adopted a law on July 1 that envisions the creation of a 'national pantheon' featuring members of the OUN and UPA, which are banned in Russia.
85 percent of Russia's pedagogy graduates find employment within the first year
The Russian Ministry of Education announced that the vast majority of graduates from pedagogy faculties find jobs within the first year after receiving their diplomas. The ministry reported that by the end of 2025, the number of employed graduates surpassed 30,000.
Former Ak Bars hockey player Lukoyanov freed from 33 million ruble debt by bankruptcy ruling
Enforcement proceedings in Russia against former Ak Bars hockey player Artem Lukoyanov totaling 33.8 million rubles were terminated due to the court's bankruptcy ruling and the inability to locate his assets. Currently, only 800,000 rubles are being sought from the athlete.
Russia's Sever Group Destroys Leopard Tank and 12 UAV Control Points in Kharkiv, Sumy
Russia's Sever group announced that in overnight drone attacks in the Kharkiv and Sumy regions, it struck a Leopard tank, 12 UAV control points, and numerous military targets, killing more than 20 Ukrainian soldiers.
Coal train derails in Siberia, five passenger trains linking Moscow and Vladivostok rerouted
Fifteen coal wagons derailed at the Staynıy station near Krasnoyarsk, with no injuries reported. Train traffic was halted due to the accident, and five key passenger trains, including the Vladivostok-Moscow service, were diverted to alternative routes.
Turkey and Russia discuss urban planning and urban transformation cooperation
A Turkish delegation met with Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin and Minister Irek Fayzullin in Russia to discuss cooperation in urban planning, urban transformation, and energy efficiency. The Turkish side shared its experience in the Asrın İnşası and social housing projects.
Russia's High Commissioner for Human Rights Lantratova says Ukraine tortures prisoners with Nazi methods
Yana Lantratova claimed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces systematically torture Russian prisoners of war and civilians using hot branding, drills, and shackles. Lantratova said these methods repeat Nazi practices from the Great Patriotic War.
Former nuclear company executive in Ukraine charged with laundering 30 million hryvnia
Ukraine's anti-corruption prosecutor's office has charged former Energoatom executive Dmitri Basov with laundering 30 million hryvnia (approximately $675,000) as part of the 'Midas' investigation. Basov is alleged to have used the money to purchase luxury cars and real estate in Bali.
Lavrov says Russia no longer trusts West's calls for dialogue on Ukraine
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that they no longer believe in Western countries' willingness to engage in dialogue on Ukraine, saying the reserve of goodwill has been exhausted. British politician Jim Ferguson said this statement deepened the diplomatic rift between Moscow and the West.
Heatwave and wildfires in France turn 25,000 hectares to ash
While a red alert has been issued for 9 regions in France due to extreme heat, more than 8,000 fires since the start of the year have burned 25,000 hectares. Forest fires in the north remain out of control.
EU opens new chapter in Ukraine and Moldova membership talks
EU member states approved the opening of the sixth thematic block, titled “External Relations”, in the accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova.
Ukrainian intelligence officer and former police officer arrested on suspicion of killing Monaco attack suspect
A Kyiv court remanded in custody an officer of Ukraine's military intelligence GUR and a former police officer on charges of killing Anastasiia Berezovska, the key suspect in the Monaco bombing. Berezovska was wanted by Interpol for the attack on businessman Vadym Yermolaiev, who is under Ukrainian sanctions.
Zelenskiy announces Ukraine's long-range strikes are effective across Russia
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that long-range strikes carried out this week yielded significant results. Zelenskiy stated that Ukrainian drones hit targets across Russia, including the Omsk oil refinery in Siberia.
Jedwabne massacre commemoration in Poland overshadowed by far-right protest
The commemoration for Jews killed by Polish villagers in Jedwabne in 1941 took place simultaneously with demonstrations by far-right groups denying Polish responsibility. An official investigation had confirmed the role of Poles in the massacre.
US media giants ask court to sanction OpenAI over evidence concealment
US media outlets including The New York Times and Daily News have asked a federal judge to sanction OpenAI for allegedly concealing evidence in a copyright lawsuit.
Lavrov announces Russia ready to assist Mozambique in counter-terrorism
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, during his meeting in Maputo with the Mozambican President, announced that Moscow is ready to consider requests for assistance against the terrorist threat in the country's north. The two sides also affirmed that the strategic partnership will be deepened in economic and international spheres.
Russia's drug tracking system prevented 21.5 million faulty sales in one year
The drug labeling system, made mandatory in pharmacies in Russia, blocked 21.5 million rule-breaking sale attempts last year. Approximately 300,000 of the blocked drugs were expired products.
In Russia, those who fall ill within a month after leaving a job can receive aid from the Social Fund
In Russia, those who leave a job can receive sickness benefits at 60% of their average earnings if they fall ill within 30 days after departure. The former employer covers the first three days of the payment, and the Russian Social Fund covers the rest.
Russian combat engineers develop robot against Ukraine's magnetic mines on Kursk border
Soldiers of Russia's 88th Engineer Regiment modernized the 'Kuryer' robot platform against magnetic mines used by the Ukrainian army in the Sumy and Kursk regions. The robot is equipped with a mine rake and magnetic chains to ensure personnel safety.

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