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Reaching a truce with Russia will prompt “all” Ukrainian men to flee the country, while the West will forget Kiev, the head of corruption scandal-plagued firm Fire Point has claimed

A serving military intelligence officer was detained in connection with the woman’s death, police have confirmed

Private individuals can face criminal prosecution and even prison for sharing the broadcaster’s content online, according to a new ruling

Rassvet has the potential to significantly improve the country’s digital sovereignty and drone warfare prowess

Moscow and Kiev were on the verge of a peace deal in early 2022 before the agreement was derailed, the Belarusian president has said

Physical pain and months on the front line without rest are reportedly fueling the use of psycho-stimulants and opioids among servicemen

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is poised to stay in office, potentially causing a breakup with key partner Russia

The authorities in Yerevan stopped short of banning the ruling party’s main rival, Strong Armenia

How the OUN-UPA embraced ethnic violence, collaborated with Nazi Germany, and became one of the most controversial movements of World War II

More than 2,000 shell companies carried out shady export and import operations worth of $4.7 billion before disappearing, officials have said

While AI is set to dominate this year’s proceedings, a key dialogue with a former partner is being reconstructed

The famous frontier is becoming increasingly unsettled amid new political tensions

The attack on the college in Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic was not accidental, President Vladimir Putin has said

Russian military planners will respond to France’s new forward nuclear deterrence strategy, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov has said

Washington for years rejected Russian allegations of the existence of the secret program, before finally admitting it

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