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The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has advised citizens not to disclose their personal information and opinions in open chats, groups, and forums, in order not to become targets of recruiters. According to explanations provided by the press service of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, individuals who lure people into illegal activities often seek users with an “active civic position”, analyzing their behavior in the online environment. “Do not share your personal information and opinions in open chats, groups, or forums. Avoid disputes on provocative topics,” the ministry’s representatives emphasized. The institution further recommended avoiding the publication of detailed…

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The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, has sent clear signals of support for the vision of American President Donald Trump regarding the reshaping of the global order. For the Kremlin, this approach is not a surprise, but an opportunity that fits perfectly with one of the golden rules of Russian foreign policy: divide et impera (divide and conquer). “We have always supported and will continue to support any initiative that contributes to strengthening international stability,” Putin said, referring to the so-called Council for Peace in Gaza, to which he was invited by Donald Trump. Moscow seems little impressed by criticism…

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The dollar index has fallen by 2.6% in the last four days, suffering its worst series of losses since April, reports CNN. This indicator, which measures the strength of the American currency against a basket made up of six other currencies – among which the Euro holds a majority share – is nearing its lowest level in the last four years. While stocks have rebounded after a brief drop recorded last week, the dollar has continued to fall. Uncertainty about the policy decisions of the Trump administration contributes to a weaker dollar, say analysts. A weaker dollar can make US…

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Retailers and manufacturers have reduced the assortment of food products due to the decline in Russians’ purchasing power, writes Fontanka publication, citing market participants. Retail chains are optimizing their product ranges against the backdrop of slowing sales, declining population income, and reducing commercial areas. This trend has also affected dairy products, according to a study conducted by Nielsen company, which analyzed over 180 retail chains in Russia, traditional commerce channels, and the online market, during the period November 2024 – November 2025. Analysts noted a slowdown in cumulative omnichannel sales and a reduction in the assortment across all categories, except…

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President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday, January 28, that a “massive armada” is heading towards Iran, larger than the one sent to Venezuela. On Tuesday, the nuclear aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln was dispatched to the Middle East. Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, stated that diplomacy combined with military threats “is neither efficient nor useful,” in response to Trump’s threatening remarks, reports Agerpres. According to the Irna news agency, Araghchi said that the United States should abandon threats and “illogical demands” if they wish to engage in negotiations. “It is unacceptable and cannot be called diplomacy if one side tries…

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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz discussed on Wednesday the accession of the Republic of Moldova to the EU, during their meeting in Berlin. The Romanian Prime Minister stated, in a conference held jointly with Friedrich Merz, that “for Romania, the Republic of Moldova is a strategic priority”, and “the stability of Chisinau and its European path matter for the entire region”. “The role of the European Union is essential, and opening the accession negotiations as soon as possible would be an important signal for citizens and for regional security”, said Ilie Bolojan. He emphasized that “if…

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The Deputy Director of the “Russian Helicopters” holding, Vadim Ligai, has purchased a luxury Bentley Bentayga SUV, worth approximately $307,000, circumventing the restrictions imposed by sanctions. The car was imported into Russia in May 2024 through a chain of intermediaries from Belarus and Turkey, according to an investigation conducted by TriTrace Investigations. The delivery documents indicate the buyer as the “Start” factory in Kazan, specialized in the production of adhesives for submarines, bulletproof vests, and drones. Officially, the sale was made outside of Russia, but the delivery conditions clearly specified that the final destination is Russian territory. The case is…

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In Russia’s official statements regarding the most recent round of peace negotiations in Abu Dhabi, a new phrase, “The Anchorage Formula,” has taken a prominent role in Moscow’s public stance, reports CNN. “The territorial issue, which is part of the ‘Anchorage Formula’, naturally, has a special significance for the Russian side,” said Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov on Monday, adding: “Our negotiators continue to defend our position.” In a comment made two days earlier, Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Sergey Ryabkov, referred to the bilateral summit in Alaska last August, stating that Moscow wants a peace agreement “that fully corresponds to the…

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A Russian expert recently stated that President Vladimir Putin (73 years old) will most likely remain in power until his death, as the chances of him being ousted from power are very slim. According to the Daily Mail, Dr. John Kennedy, head of the Russia and Eurasia program at RAND Europe, told foreign correspondent David Averre that, despite increasing internal pressures generated by Russia’s failed invasion of Ukraine, Putin will most likely die in power. The expert added that this could happen soon, referring to credible reports that Putin has sought alternative treatments for undisclosed health issues. Despite Russia’s economic…

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The President of Kazakhstan, Kasîm-Jomart Tokaev, stated that approximately 14 billion dollars have been transferred through a Kazakhstani bank. The statement was made during a meeting dedicated to combating financial crime. According to Tokaev, the financial institution “processed” over 7 trillion tenge (almost 13.9 billion USD or 12.7 billion euros) “from a neighboring country”, a clear allusion to Russia. “From the perspective of law, economy, and even politics, this fact seems outrageous to me. Unfortunately, such cases, related to fraudulent financial schemes, remain frequent,” declared the president. The warning comes in the context of tightening financial control, starting from the…

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