In Russia’s Sakha, a Fallen Conscript’s Family Searches for Justice on the State’s Terms
“We saw our Aman off to military service in Ussuriysk in June 2024 and never saw him again,” a woman
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Rosneft Takes Over Russia’s Largest Rare Earth Deposit
Russian state-controlled oil giant Rosneft has acquired Tomtor, the country’s largest deposit of rare earth metals, Reuters reported Wednesday. Rosneft
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Lavrov Blames Arms Delays to Armenia on Russia’s Confrontation With West
Russia has struggled to supply weapons to Armenia due to the war in Ukraine, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said
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Russia’s EAEU Trade Reaches 93% De-Dollarization in Blow to US Dollar Dominance
De-dollarization is exploding across Eurasia as 93% of EAEU trade now flows through national currencies, signaling a decisive pivot from
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Ukraine War Creeps Into Victory Day Commemorations in Russia’s Regions and Ethnic Republics
Millions of Russians across the country joined in celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of the Soviet victory in World War
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As Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Flounders, Moscow Presses Onward With Massive Amphibious Assault Ship
Russia is pressing ahead with the construction of its largest-ever warship for the Black Sea Fleet — an amphibious assault
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‘We Need to Recognize Russia’s Colonial Violence’: Buryat Illustrator Seseg Jigjitova
Seseg Jigjitova, a Berlin-based illustrator from the Siberian republic of Buryatia, has emerged as a prominent critic of Russian colonialism
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Silence or Jail: Teens Targeted in Russia’s Wartime Political Crackdown
“Children have the right to choose their own path. Our son chose his and we will walk it with him,
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Ukraine Says Drones Targeted Russia’s Space Surveillance System
Ukrainian officials said Friday that „unknown drones“ had targeted a Russian military intelligence station that spies on foreign satellites and electronic
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In Russia’s Bashkortostan, Fresh Tensions Grow Over Planned Copper Mining Site
Public discontent is brewing in Russia’s republic of Bashkortostan over a government-backed plan to develop copper mining deposits in the
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