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Lavrov arrives in Mozambique on Africa tour to discuss security and energy cooperation
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, the third stop on his Africa tour after Ethiopia and Niger. Lavrov will discuss cooperation in security and energy with Mozambican Foreign Minister Maria Lukash.
England and Belgium make history with foreign managers in World Cup quarter-finals
England, led by German Thomas Tuchel, and Belgium, coached by Frenchman Rudi Garcia, reached the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup, achieving a first since 1978. The tournament began with 27 teams under foreign managers.
Ukrainian army attack on energy system leaves city of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant without electricity
The Ukrainian Armed Forces' nighttime attack on the Zaporizhzhia region caused a complete power outage in the city of Energodar, where the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is located. Officials stated that critical infrastructure switched to backup power sources and that repair work is expected to be completed by evening.
Trump doubts Iran's desire for a deal, praises Turkey at NATO summit
US President Donald Trump said Iran had reached out to Washington to make a deal but he did not trust Tehran to abide by such an agreement. Speaking after the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump praised the trade deals with Turkey and President Erdoğan.
Putin submits protocol updating military-technical cooperation agreement with Belarus to Duma
Russian President Vladimir Putin has initiated the ratification process for a protocol signed in Moscow last year that amends the 2009 military-technical cooperation agreement. The protocol aims to improve cooperation procedures between the two allied countries.
Venezuela appeals to King Charles for release of $2 billion gold reserves at Bank of England
Venezuela's interim President Delsi Rodríguez sent a letter to King Charles III requesting the release of the country's gold reserves blocked at the Bank of England for post-earthquake reconstruction.
Kazakhstan denies claims it was used in drone attacks on Russia
Kazakhstan's Foreign Ministry denied media reports that the country's territory was used for drone attacks on targets in the Russian Federation. The ministry stated that these claims are baseless and aim to undermine the strategic partnership between the two countries.
Middle East tensions and Fed signals roil global markets, European stocks plunge
U.S.-Iran military tensions and the Fed's interest rate hike signal impacted global markets. Brent crude hit $80, European stock markets closed with losses of up to 2%, and the BIST 100 index also lost value.
Russian State Duma extends garage amnesty until 2031
The Russian State Duma approved a bill extending by five years the 'garage amnesty' that allows citizens to register their garages and land plots through a simplified procedure. Under the program, approximately 249,000 garages and 496,000 land plots have been registered to date.
Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania establish joint military task force against mine threat in Black Sea
The defense ministers of Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania met in Ankara on the sidelines of the NATO summit and signed a memorandum of understanding on the establishment of the Black Sea Mine Countermeasures Task Group.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sibiga Urges NATO to Strengthen Air Defenses
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiga stated at the Ukraine-NATO Council meeting in Ankara that his country urgently needs air defense systems to protect against ballistic missile threats. Sibiga emphasized that Ukraine is no longer just a protected nation but a partner contributing to security.
Kremlin accuses Kiev administration of terrorist tendencies against global energy lines
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov described the Kiev regime's attacks on critical energy infrastructure such as Blue Stream and TurkStream as a dangerous terrorist tendency.
Russia prepares emergency reserve against Ukrainian attacks on Crimea's energy infrastructure
The Russian Energy Ministry met with regional officials to discuss creating an emergency reserve against potential power outages in Crimea and Sevastopol caused by attacks from the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Germany signs agreement with Ukraine for joint production of BARS drones
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga and German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius signed the implementation agreement for the production of BARS drones. The German side will finance the first phase of the project, and all vehicles will be delivered to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Moscow Region to hire 222 specialists in 2025 to strengthen rural healthcare through federal program
Moscow Region plans to place 222 healthcare workers in rural health facilities this year under the 'Zemsky Doctor/Zemsky Feldsher' program. Since 2012, the program has brought more than 2,800 specialists to the region.
Russian Transport Minister Nikitin says bus services are running smoothly and tourist routes see an increase
Russian Transport Minister Andrey Nikitin stated that bus services are operating on schedule and the public transport fleet continues to be updated. Nikitin announced that an increase in passenger numbers was recorded in June for the Golden Ring and resort cities in the North Caucasus.
Putin says Rosneft's fuel supply efforts in Transbaikal will yield results
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that he believes Rosneft's cooperation with private fuel stations in the Transbaikal Region will have a positive impact on fuel supply for retail consumers.
Car hits 14-year-old child at pedestrian crossing in Moscow, police launch investigation
In Moscow's New Moscow district, a passenger car struck a 14-year-old child crossing at a pedestrian crossing. The injured child was taken to hospital while traffic police investigate the circumstances of the accident.
Russian Education Minister Kravtsov announced that the vast majority of Olympiad champions remain in Russian universities
Russian Education Minister Sergey Kravtsov announced that at least 98 percent of students who excel in international Olympiads choose Russian universities. Kravtsov emphasized that this strengthens the country's scientific and educational potential.
Vocational education gains popularity in Russia as competition for college places heats up
Russian Education Minister Sergey Kravtsov announced that young people's interest in colleges and vocational schools is growing, with particularly 4-5 applicants competing for each place at flagship colleges.

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