‘Jewish lobby’ deceived Putin – Lukashenko
Moscow and Kiev were on the verge of a peace deal in early 2022 before the agreement was derailed, the Belarusian president has said
Ukrainian military hooked on drugs – Deutsche Welle
Physical pain and months on the front line without rest are reportedly fueling the use of psycho-stimulants and opioids among servicemen
Pro-EU ruling party wins controversial Armenia vote
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is poised to stay in office, potentially causing a breakup with key partner Russia
Armenia arrests six opposition candidates on the eve of key elections
The authorities in Yerevan stopped short of banning the ruling party’s main rival, Strong Armenia
‘Poles, Russians, and Jews must be exterminated’: The bloody history of Zelensky’s heroes
How the OUN-UPA embraced ethnic violence, collaborated with Nazi Germany, and became one of the most controversial movements of World War II
Billions moved out of Ukraine in suspected capital flight fraud
More than 2,000 shell companies carried out shady export and import operations worth of $4.7 billion before disappearing, officials have said
St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2026: Is the West returning?
While AI is set to dominate this year’s proceedings, a key dialogue with a former partner is being reconstructed
Google behind new tensions on Russia’s Baltic border – Estonia
The famous frontier is becoming increasingly unsettled amid new political tensions
At least six killed in Ukrainian drone strike on Russian school dorm (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
The attack on the college in Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic was not accidental, President Vladimir Putin has said
NATO’s nuclear moves will not go unanswered – Moscow
Russian military planners will respond to France’s new forward nuclear deterrence strategy, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov has said
A decade of lies: The US-funded biolab denial saga
Washington for years rejected Russian allegations of the existence of the secret program, before finally admitting it
‘People are forbidden from honoring Victory’: How Europe is erasing the memory of Nazism’s defeat
RT spoke with the author of the documentary ‘Victory Day in the Baltics: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow’, about the ban on Victory Day commemorations in the region, historical revisionism, and growing tensions
State Dept forcing US citizenship on children of Russian diplomats – Zakharova
Washington is violating both its own laws and international norms, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman says
Zelensky ‘involved up to his neck’ in corruption – ex-Ukrainian diplomat
Leaked tapes expose “just the tip of the iceberg” of a vast corruption network and a “power grab” in Ukraine, Andrey Telizhenko has said
Moscow Open Dialogue shifts from big ideas to real-world action
Deputy Presidential Chief of Staff Maxim Oreshkin says ‘The Future of the World’ is moving beyond debate, with mentorship helping turn ideas into action
German tabloid publishes nudes of alleged Nord Stream saboteur (PHOTOS)
The female Ukrainian diver was part of a crew blamed in the Western media for the 2022 bomb attack on the undersea pipelines