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Teachers from the Transbaikal region in Russia have once again complained about delays in the payment of their salaries and bonuses. According to the portal Chita.ru, the problems affect technical colleges in the region’s capital, Chita, as well as schools in the Mogocea district. According to a complaint received by the editorial office, the salaries of the employees of the colleges in Chita have been delayed since the beginning of the year. “Employees of the Transbaikal Transport Technical College were told they would not receive their salary for February, even though they should have already received an advance for March……

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Supporters of Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition figure who died in a penal colony two years ago, have published details from the official autopsy regarding his death, posted on Monday on the X network by Maria Pevcik, a member of the dissident’s team. Maria Pevcik said that the document was published with the permission of the Navalny family and with the aim of preventing a possible sensationalist official presentation by the Russian state media. She said that the 270-page forensic expertise was compiled in mid-2024, was in the possession of Navalny’s relatives for the last 18 months, and has been…

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Donald Trump stated on Monday to The New York Post that he has “not the slightest intention” of sending American troops to Iran to protect the nuclear materials in Isfahan, keeping secret how he intends to deal with the country’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei. “I have made no decision in this regard”, Trump said regarding discussions about deploying American troops to the underground uranium enrichment facility in Iran, located near the historic Persian capital, writes the New York Post. Trump also said that he is “not satisfied” with the fact that Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, replaced his father, Ali Khamenei,…

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Europe can no longer be the “guarantor of the old world order” and needs a “more realistic and interest-oriented foreign policy”, declared on Monday the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Addressing the ambassadors of the European Union, von der Leyen said that the community bloc will “always defend and uphold the rule-based system”, but can no longer rely on it to protect European interests and shield the continent from threats, according to The Guardian. She added: “We urgently need to reflect whether our doctrine, our institutions, and our decision-making process – all designed in a post-war…

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The Israeli aviation struck the “Russian House of Culture” in the city of Nabatieh, in southern Lebanon, destroying the building that housed the center. The information was conveyed by Rossotrudnichestvo, the Russian governmental agency responsible for promoting the Kremlin’s influence in the world through cultural, humanitarian programs, and by supporting Russian communities abroad. According to the director of the complex, Asaad Diya, the institution, founded in 2004, was a socio-cultural center where graduates of Russian universities and Russian citizens from the entire southern region of Lebanon met. Here were organized “festive evenings of Russian-Lebanese friendship”, concerts, Russian language courses, and…

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The global economy is currently going through what could become the most severe energy crisis since the 1970s, due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the reduction of oil transport produced in the Middle East, as a result of the war in Iran, writes The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), as relayed by The Moscow Times. However, the WSJ publication specifies that the USA will not suffer as much as it did over 50 years ago, when Arab countries imposed an oil embargo against countries that supported Israel in the former Yom Kippur war, triggered in 1973. Currently,…

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The former mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, risks 2,430 years in prison. The most watched trial in Turkey has begun to the applause of supporters. A new trial has begun in Istanbul against the former mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem İmamoğlu. The charges against the Turkish president’s rival total 3,900 pages and include 142 counts. Today, Ekrem İmamoğlu entered the courtroom to the applause of his supporters. Ekrem Imamoglu is accused of creating a criminal organization, taking bribes, and embezzlement, writes Mediafax. According to Hurriyet Daily News, if the prosecution finds the former mayor guilty of all charges, he could face…

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Hackers associated with the Russian state could have obtained secret information after they breached the accounts of Dutch officials in messaging applications WhatsApp and Signal. It is about access to the conversations of high-ranking officials, government employees, and military personnel, writes Nederlandse Omroep Stichting, citing a report from the Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service and the Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service. “The Dutch intelligence services believe that the targets of this campaign could also include other persons of interest to the Russian government, for example, journalists,” a statement from the AIVD reads. The services did not specify which…

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The US President, Donald Trump, is reportedly considering a military operation to seize Iran’s main oil export platform, a decision that could involve the deployment of American troops on the ground, according to White House officials. The plan would target Kharg Island, an island through which approximately 90% of Iran’s crude oil export passes. According to sources cited by the Daily Mail, the Washington administration is discussing the possibility of taking control of this strategic infrastructure, in the context of intensifying strikes against Iran. Located about 25 kilometers off the southern coast of Iran, the island was once the world’s…

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The appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei as Supreme Leader of Iran, following the assassination of his father, represents a symbolic and political victory for the conservative faction within the Islamic Republic. However, the decision comes at a time when the regime in Tehran is facing unprecedented challenges, according to an analysis by The Guardian. At the same time, the choice raises sensitive questions about the direction of the Iranian political system. The succession from father to son seems to contradict the principles of the Islamic revolution of 1979, which overthrew the monarchy and did not foresee the Supreme Leader’s position being…

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