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Kremlin ‘Persecutes’ Historians to Toe Soviet-Era Line – NGO

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Russian authorities are ramping up pressure on researchers and activists who oppose Moscow’s historical narrative, especially concerning Stalin-era purges and collaboration with Nazi Germany, an international rights group charged Thursday. The report published by the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) “comprehensively catalogues repressive acts related to historical memory” targeting historians, activists and journalists for…

Siberian Journalist Beaten While Investigating U.S.-Sanctioned Chechen Fight Club

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A Siberian journalist investigating a U.S.-sanctioned Chechen fight club said Wednesday that he had been severely beaten by unknown men. Andrei Afanasyev said at least three people had hit him “with either a pipe or piece of rebar” outside his apartment in the Far East city of Blagoveshchensk 7,500 kilometers east of Moscow. Afanasyev, appearing…

Russian YouTuber Yury Dud Accused of ‘Drug Propaganda’

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A lawsuit filed with a Moscow court accuses popular YouTuber and journalist Yury Dud of “online drug propaganda,” the state-run RIA Novosti news agency reported Thursday. The government-affiliated Safe Internet League — a nonprofit that acts as an online morality watchdog — filed a police appeal against Dud in April, accusing him of promoting drugs in…

UEFA Demands Ukraine Make Changes to ‘Political’ Jersey

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UEFA on Thursday demanded that Ukraine make changes to their jersey for Euro 2020 to remove a “political” slogan that sparked protests from Russia. European football’s governing body said the message “Glory to the Heroes,” a rallying cry during the 2014 anti-Russia protests in Ukraine that is featured inside the shirt, was “clearly political in…

The Belarus NPP first power unit has been put into commercial operation

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On June 10, 2021, the acceptance certificate of Belarus NPP power unit No.1 start-up complex was signed (the general designer and the general contractor —Engineering Division of ROSATOM). Handover of the power unit was held in accordance with contractual obligations for BelNPP construction and the legislation of the Republic of Belarus. Pursuant to the Contract,…

Russia’s 500 Super Rich Wealthier Than Poorest 99.8% – Report

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Around 500 super rich Russians control more wealth than the poorest 99.8% of Russians, according to a new report into Russia’s inequality problem. The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) found that Russia’s financial elite — the approximately 500 individuals with a net worth of more than $100 million — controlled 40% of the country’s entire household…

Majority of Europeans Don’t Trust Russia’s Coronavirus Vaccines – Poll

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A majority of Europeans do not trust Russian coronavirus vaccines, according to a study by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) cited by the RBC news website Thursday. The results come as President Vladimir Putin orders officials to develop a “vaccine tourism” plan and as the European Union’s medicines regulator continues its ongoing review of…

Can Russia Replicate Its Historic World Cup Run?

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Three years ago, scenes of euphoria erupted in Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium and all over Russia after Igor Akinfeev saved two penalty spot kicks to beat Spain 4-3 and take World Cup hosts Russia through to the quarter-finals for the first time since the Soviet era. Russia would eventually lose to Croatia in the quarter-finals, but…

Chechen Torture Victim Deported From France Jailed in Home Region – Reports

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A Chechen asylum seeker fleeing torture who was deported from France has been jailed in his native Russian republic of Chechnya, Russian media reported Wednesday. Magomed Gadayev was sent back in April, despite a French court overturning his deportation order, amid a wave of expulsions following the gruesome beheading of a French teacher by an…

What Now for Navalny’s Groups After Russia’s ‘Extremist’ Ban?

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A Moscow court has outlawed the political and activist networks of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny as “extremist” in a closed-door hearing Wednesday. Here’s what it means for Russia’s most potent opposition force moving forward: Why did the court declare Navalny’s groups “extremist”? The Moscow Prosecutor’s Office, the plaintiff, had argued that Navalny’s organizations “aim…

Russian Serviceman Killed, 3 Injured in Syria Blast

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An improvised explosive device killed one Russian soldier and wounded three more on patrol in northern Syria, Russian news agencies reported Wednesday, citing the Defense Ministry. “On June 9, during a patrol by the Russian military police in the province of Hassakeh in the Syrian Arab Republic, an armored car was hit in the explosion…

Russia Blacklists Navalny’s Political and Activist Movements as ‘Extremist’

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A Russian court has outlawed the political and activist networks of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny as “extremist” in a closed-door hearing Wednesday, effectively dismantling one of Russia’s most potent opposition forces amid a wider crackdown in the lead-up to parliamentary elections. The designation bars opposition groups affiliated with Navalny from crowdfunded operations and puts…

Dutch Court Hears Call For Missile Said to Have Downed MH17

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A Dutch court heard Wednesday how two defendants discussed the procurement of a surface-to-air missile which prosecutors say was eventually used to shoot down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in 2014. Judges this week began hearing evidence in the trial of four people — three Russians and a Ukrainian — charged in connection with an attack on the…

Moscow to Reopen Hospitals, Step Up Mask and Glove Enforcement as Virus Spikes

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Moscow authorities announced Wednesday plans to reopen field hospitals and step up mask and glove enforcement as the epicenter of Russia’s outbreak reported its highest number of new cases since the start of 2021. Russia’s Covid-19 response center confirmed 4,124 new Moscow infections Wednesday, the first time since Jan. 16 when the capital was nearing…

Arts Played a Starring Role at ‘Russian Davos’

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Creative industries, culture and the arts found themselves in the spotlight of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) this year. For the first time in the history of the forum, the event incorporated a special Creative Business Forum, featuring more than 200 speakers representing leading museums, galleries, arts fairs, cultural foundations from Russia and…

Rosneft Takes Part in Water Bodies and Springs Cleaning Action

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Rosneft and its subsidiaries participated in Water of Russia environmental action.

Azerbaijan Organizers Ban Russian Journalist from Euro 2020

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A Russian journalist has been banned from covering football’s European Championship by Azerbaijan’s organizing committee over his visits to the separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh, sparking outrage in Moscow on Wednesday. Nobel Arustamyan, a journalist with Armenian ancestry working for the Russian Match TV station, said Tuesday that Azerbaijan’s organizing committee has denied him accreditation for…

World Needs Russia’s ‘Green’ Oil, Rosneft Chief Sechin Says

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Russia’s new “green” Arctic oil infrastructure projects are vital to the global economy, Igor Sechin, the head of Russian state-controlled energy giant Rosneft, has said. Rosneft recently launched construction of its Vostok Oil facility, which is set to become the Arctic’s largest oil terminal with 30 million tons of oil per year produced by 2024…

Share of Russians Willing to Move Abroad Hits Decade High – Poll

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The percentage of Russians who say they want to move out of the country has climbed to its highest level in nearly a decade, according to an independent poll published Wednesday. One out of five respondents told the Levada Center pollster that they would “absolutely” or “most likely” want to emigrate. “This indicator has reached…

FSB Unit Linked to Navalny Poisoning Targeted Prominent Writer – Investigation

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Russian security agents linked to the poisoning of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny previously poisoned prominent writer and journalist Dmitry Bykov, The Insider news website and Bellingcat investigative outlet reported Wednesday. The latest report follows investigations by The Insider, Bellingcat and CNN claiming that alleged members of an elite Federal Security Service (FSB) chemical-weapons unit trailed…

Amur Gas Processing Plant enters operation

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Background The construction of the Amur GPP began in October 2015. Gazprom Pererabotka Blagoveshchensk (part of the Gazprom Group) is the investor, customer, and operator for the Amur GPP. Construction management is carried out by NIPIGAZ (part of the SIBUR Group). The core process equipment for cryogenic gas separation is provided by Germany’s Linde. Products of Russian machine-building enterprises are also used at the GPP. In St. Petersburg, the production of spiral…

Ventilator Suspected as Fire Kills 3 at Russian Hospital

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Three people have died in a fire at a hospital in the Russian city of Ryazan, investigators said Wednesday, with local authorities suggesting the blaze was caused by a faulty ventilator. The fire broke out in the intensive care unit of a state hospital in Ryazan, about 200 kilometers (120 miles) southeast of Moscow, at…

Russian YouTuber Charged With ‘Justifying Terror’ Over Theater Siege Song

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A popular Russian YouTuber has been charged with justifying terrorism over an alleged performance mocking the deadly 2002 Moscow theater hostage crisis, investigators announced Wednesday. Yury Khovasnky, 31, who boasts 4.4 million YouTube subscribers, was apprehended at his St. Petersburg apartment Tuesday evening. “Is it because of that song?” Khovansky Khovansky can be heard asking in the…

ROSATOM to supply Brazil with promising isotopes needed in Nuclear Medicine

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Isotope JSC (a part of Rusatom Healthcare JSC, Rosatom’s radiation technologies integrator) has signed a five-year contract with Brazil’s Nuclear and Energy Research Institute (IPEN; linked to the National Nuclear Energy Commission or CNEN) to supply lutetium-177 and actinium-225, the most promising medical isotopes in radiopharma. A long-term contract for monthly supplies of 177Lu-trichloride carrier-added…

St. Petersburg Sees Virus Spike as Euro 2020 Looms

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Thousands of fans are set to descend on Russia’s former imperial capital St. Petersburg for Europe’s biggest football extravaganza, Euro 2020, even as coronavirus cases are surging in the city. Russia’s second city has been selected to host seven matches — including a quarter-final — in June and July after the tournament was postponed for…

Russian Music Awards Probed for ‘Gay Propaganda’ – Reports

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Russia will probe the recent national music awards for “gay propaganda” after it featured attendees in gender-flipped clothing and what viewers said resembled a gay marriage ceremony. Last Friday’s Muz-TV music awards broadcast sparked controversy when beauty blogger Igor Sinyak walked the red carpet in a gown and one of Russia’s highest-paid TikTokers Danya Milokhin…

Russia Complains to UEFA Over Ukraine’s ‘Political’ Euro 2020 Kit

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Russia on Tuesday sent a letter of complaint to UEFA over Ukraine’s “political” Euro 2020 kit that features the outline of Moscow-annexed Crimea and is emblazoned with popular patriotic chants. In the letter from the Russian football federation to UEFA just three days before the Euro starts, it said: “We draw attention to the use…

Elderly Moscow Man Declared Dead Found Alive After ‘Funeral’ – Family

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An elderly Russian man who had been declared dead was found alive days after his funeral, his relatives have said. “This is a story about human stupidity, medical negligence, incompetence and the complete collapse of the healthcare system,” his granddaughter wrote on Facebook. Grigory Vasilyev, 79, was placed in a Moscow region hospital with limb…

Navalny Dedicates Award to All Political Prisoners in Russia, Belarus

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Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has dedicated a prestigious rights award to all political prisoners in Russia and in Belarus, his daughter told a summit of rights defenders on Tuesday. “My dad asked me today to give this award to every single political prisoner in Russia and Belarus,” Daria Navalnaya said in a video statement to the Geneva Summit…

Belarus Strongman Toughens Protest Laws

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Belarusian strongman leader Alexander Lukashenko on Tuesday signed legislation toughening protest laws, raising the stakes of a crackdown following his disputed re-election last year. The measures come into force amid an unprecedented legal sweep of government critics and civil society in the ex-Soviet country following the presidential vote last year that sparked huge demonstrations. The…

Rosneft Enterprises Commended at Green Spring 2021 Creative Contest

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Novokuibyshevsk and Saratov refineries, Rosneft Oil Company’s oil refining enterprises, have won awards in nominations Best Video and Green Line of a creative contest held as part of the Green Spring 2021 national environmental campaign.

Russia Seeks Funding for Putin’s ‘Genetic Database’

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The Russian government is seeking to allocate money toward President Vladimir Putin’s national genetic database program, according to recent instructions from Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. Putin, who has sought to transform Russia into a world leader in genetic technologies, ordered in 2020 the creation of a “National Genetic Information Database.” Mishustin signed a series of orders…

Demand for Private Jets Surges as Rich Russians Skirt Pandemic Rules to Holiday in Europe

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Luxury travel company director Yelena Stepnovaya knew she had to act fast when the coronavirus pandemic hit Russia, closing borders and bringing commercial air travel to a virtual standstill. Along with her colleagues at private charter firm Sirius Aero, she decided to skirt restrictions by offering wealthy Russians individual, or “shuttle” seats on private jets…

Photographer’s Love Letter to Post-Soviet Urban Monotony Comes to Moscow

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The seemingly endless stretches of concrete Soviet-era apartment blocks that cover much of the former Soviet Union have been a wellspring of artistic inspiration for decades. From the Soviet romantic comedy “The Irony of Fate” — which imagines a Moscow man stumbling into a St. Petersburg apartment with an identical address, appearance and even keyhole…

Russian Governor Fined for Barbecue During Wildfire Season

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The governor of a Siberian region said Tuesday he was fined for holding a barbecue and violating laws his government put in place to prevent forest fires. Massive blazes have swept through Russia – the world’s largest country by landmass – more and more frequently in recent years, particularly impacting Siberia, the Arctic and the…

Russia Scores Strong Showing at Cannes Film Festival With 6 Films

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This year Russia will be represented by six films at the 74th Cannes Film Festival, “the first time in a long while that Russia is so widely represented,” said Yevgenia Markova, CEO of Roskino. Juries will see two Russian films in the main competition and two in the category called “Un Certain Regard.” Two other…

ROSATOM starts construction of unique power unit with BREST-OD-300 fast neutron reactor

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The construction of a 300 MW nuclear power unit with an innovative lead coolant BREST-OD-300 fast reactor has begun at the site of the Siberian Chemical Combine (an enterprise of TVEL Fuel Company of ROSATOM) in Seversk, Russia’s Tomsk region. The event was attended by Tomsk regional governor Sergei Zhvachkin, ROSATOM Director General Alexey Likhachev,…

Fewer Russians Expect New Protests as Pressure on Opposition Intensifies – Poll

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Russians are less likely to expect new protests than they were earlier this year as the country’s opposition accuses the authorities of cracking down on challengers ahead of key elections, according to an independent survey published Tuesday. The dip comes as several opposition figures have been jailed or fled Russia in the months since Kremlin…

Russia Imposes Tit-for-Tat Sanctions on Canadians Over Navalny

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Russia on Monday announced tit-for-tat sanctions against nine senior Canadian officials, including the justice minister, following similar measures from Ottawa over the treatment of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. The Russian foreign ministry said in a statement that the nine Canadians had been banned from entering Russia “for an undetermined period.” The banned Canadians include Justice…

Arctic Micro-Animal Survives 24,000 Years in Siberian Permafrost

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A microscopic animal called a bdelloid rotifer came back to life after being frozen for 24,000 years in Siberia and then successfully made clones of itself, Russian scientists said Monday. Stas Malavin, who co-authored a paper in the journal Current Biology on the development, told AFP the finding raised intriguing questions about what mechanisms the…

Ukraine, Western Allies Defend Crimea on Euro 2020 Kit

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Ukraine said Monday it would not allow anyone to insult its football kit that features Moscow-annexed Crimea while its Western allies gave the uniforms emblazoned with popular nationalist chants a thumbs up. Kiev has provoked Moscow’s ire after its football association unveiled Euro 2020 kits that show the outline of Ukraine including Crimea, that was…

New Coronavirus Spike Grips Siberia – Reports

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At least three Siberian regions are reporting an alarming spike in new coronavirus cases, with hospitals near capacity in at least one of those regions, The Siberian Times reported Monday. Authorities in the republic of Buryatia 6,000 kilometers east of Moscow have announced new restrictions after reporting 91% of hospital beds being occupied by Covid-19 patients. …

Third Tier of the Internal Containment Installed at Akkuyu NPP Unit 1 (Turkey)

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June 7, 2021, Büyükeceli, Mersin province, Turkey – Third tier of the internal containment shell installed at the Akkuyu NPP Unit 1 reactor building. The installation of a cylindrical structure weighing 322 tons took about a whole day. The third tier of the internal containment shell is a welded metal structure consisting of 24 sections, each…

Russia Seeks to Transform Far North Region Into ‘Carbon-Free Zone’

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Russia’s Far North region of Murmansk will become a testing ground for “green” technologies in a bid to achieve carbon neutrality, according to an agreement signed between state innovation corporation Rusnano and regional authorities. The Carbon-Free Zone seeks to test renewable technologies and systems which can later be expanded nationwide, including electric transportation and sustainable…

Rosneft Constantly Working to Minimise Its Impact on the Environment

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Every year on June 5, the world community celebrates World Environment Day, established in 1972 by the UN General Assembly.

Russian Mother Urges Biden, Putin to Free ‘Merchant of Death’

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The mother of a Russian arms trafficker, who is serving a 25-year jail term in the U.S. and inspired a Nicolas Cage film, has asked the U.S. and Russian leaders to negotiate his release. Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin are expected to discuss a range of geopolitical and other issues, including potential prisoner swaps, when…

Russian Tycoon Mazepin Denies Funding Belarus Opposition

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Russian fertilizer tycoon Dmitry Mazepin denied Monday that he had financed opposition social media in his native Belarus after a jailed journalist hinted at an unnamed Urals oligarch’s role in the country’s anti-government protests last summer. “Neither I nor my companies have ever financed the [Nexta] Telegram channel,” Mazepin said in a video interview published…

Man Breaks Into U.S. Embassy in Moscow, Citing ‘Universal Conspiracy’ – Reports

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A man has broken into the U.S. Embassy in Moscow and claimed that a “universal conspiracy” motivated him, the RBC news website reported Monday, citing police sources. It wasn’t immediately clear what “universal conspiracy” the unnamed Russian national was referring to. RBC reported that the man told police he climbed over the Embassy’s fence in…

Navalny Transferred to Prison After Hunger Strike – Allies

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Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has been transferred from a prison hospital back to his penal colony after receiving treatment following a hunger strike, his allies said Monday. Navalny was jailed for two and a half years in February on old embezzlement charges he and his supporters say are politically motivated. He was sentenced shortly…

Change in date of Press Conference

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June 7, 2021, 12:55 Dear members of the media and representatives of investment and finance companies, Please be advised of the changes to the schedule of the Press Conferences of Gazprom’s top management to be held in the lead-up to the Company’s annual General Shareholders Meeting. The ‘Gas infrastructure expansion in Russian regions‘ Press Conference will start on June 11 at 10:00 am (instead of June 9 at 02:00 pm as previously planned). Information Directorate, Gazprom +7 812 609-34-21 +7 812 609-34-32+7 812 613-29-27 Investment Community…

Russia Deports Ukrainian IT Expert Suspected of Spying – Reports

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Russia has deported a Ukrainian information and communications technology expert on suspicion of collaborating with Kiev’s counterintelligence, Interfax reported Monday, citing the Federal Security Service (FSB). The FSB accuses Oleksiy Semenyaka of receiving orders from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU). He reportedly confirmed during questioning that he had maintained contacts with and consulted SBU…

Brazil Greenlights Russia’s Sputnik V Vaccine in U-Turn

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Brazil has approved Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine for import and emergency use in several states, reversing its April decision to ban imports of the jab, its developers have said. The South American country of over 210 million people is now the 67th in the world to authorize Sputnik V, the jab’s official Twitter account said…

Writer, Artist, Sculptor Rezo Gabriadze Dies at Age 84

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Rezo Gabriadze, a writer, screenwriter, artist, sculptor and puppet master, died in Tbilisi, Georgia at the age of 84. Gabriadze was one of the most beloved cultural figures of the Soviet and post-Soviet era. He was the author of more than 35 screenplays for such movies as “Don’t Grieve” (1969); “Mimino” (1977); and “Kin-dza-dza” (1986).…

Putin Exits Open Skies Treaty, Mirroring U.S. Departure

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Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law Monday formalizing Russia’s exit from the Open Skies Treaty, an international pact that allows surveillance flights over fellow members’ military facilities, after the United States’ withdrawal last year. Putin’s signature comes 10 days ahead of his first summit with U.S. President Joe Biden in Geneva, where the two…

Rosneft holds a road show of the Vostok Oil Project for vendors and contractors

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Rosneft held a road show of the Vostok Oil Project for foreign vendors and contractors.

Russia Protests as Ukraine Unveils Euro 2020 Uniform

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Ukraine provoked Moscow’s ire Sunday as its football federation unveiled Euro 2020 uniforms that feature Russian-annexed Crimea and nationalist slogans. Postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Euro 2020 will be played from June 11 to July 11 across 11 cities including Saint Petersburg. Russia’s second city will host seven matches, including a quarter-final. In a…

Kremlin Critic Dmitry Gudkov Flees to Ukraine

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Prominent Kremlin critic and former opposition lawmaker Dmitry Gudkov said on Sunday he had left Russia for Ukraine due to pressure from authorities ahead of the September parliamentary elections. Gudkov’s departure comes as the Russian opposition says the authorities are stepping up a campaign of intimidation against dissenters and potential challengers, claims the Kremlin has rejected. “I…

‘The Volga: A History of Russia’s Greatest River’

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It is impossible to imagine Russia or her history without the Volga, Russia’s — and Europe’s — longest river along whose shores so many of the country’s more pivotal political, economic, and cultural events have taken place. Known as “Mother Volga,” the river has always played an outsized role in the national consciousness. The complex…

‘An Iron Curtain’: Exiled Belarusians Protest on Border

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Draped in white-red-white Belarusian opposition flags, exiled Belarusians protested on Saturday at the Polish frontier, calling for President Alexander Lukashenko to lift a border closure. “Europe: It’s time for action!”, “Impose Sanctions Please!” read some of the placards, as dozens of protesters lined a road clogged with hundreds of trucks waiting to go through border…

Igor Sechin Presents Keynote Speech at SPIEF’s Global Energy Transformation Panel

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Chief Executive Officer of Rosneft Oil Company Igor Sechin has presented a keynote speech at the energy panel “Global Energy Transformation” of the 24th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

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