Former Omsk Minister Sues Over Lands at SibNIIKhAlexander Butakov, a former Omsk region official, is taking legal action after his lands at SibNIIKh were included in the city's forest boundaries.
Court Cancels Activist's Case for Posting Navalny PhotoA Russian appeals court has overturned the conviction of activist Savva Fedoseyev, who was arrested for displaying a photo of Alexei Navalny. This marks the first successful appeal of such a case in Russia.
Deputy Igor Cheremis Assigned to BARS-33 Volunteer UnitIgor Cheremis, chairman of the social policy committee in Primorye's Legislative Assembly, will serve in the special military operation for six months, joining the volunteer detachment BARS-33.
Kneissl: Ukraine and Greenland are 'different dossiers'Former Austrian minister Karin Kneissl, residing in Ryazan Oblast, said in a TASS interview that Greenland could become a US state, but it won't impact the Ukrainian crisis.
SMO Participant Appointed Deputy Industry MinisterAleksei Zabelkin, a participant in Russia's Special Military Operation (SMO), has been appointed deputy minister of industry and energy in the Saratov region, as reported by Governor Roman Busargin.
Trump confirms Putin invited to Gaza peace councilU.S. President Donald Trump stated that Vladimir Putin has received an offer to join a 'peace council' aimed at working towards a settlement in the Gaza conflict.
From Poverty to Oligarch: How Alsou's Father Built a Billion-Dollar EmpireRalif Safin rose from a farmhouse to become an oil tycoon, senator, and property magnate, using his wealth to launch his daughter's singing career and fund his sons' businesses. This is the story of the man who almost became the president of Bashkortostan.
'You have no place on TV': How Pavel Zarubin became Putin's journalistDuring the latest 'Direct Line' with the president, a 9-year-old girl asked to replace reporter Pavel Zarubin when he retires. Zarubin, the host of 'Moscow. Kremlin. Putin', is the journalist who interacts most frequently with Vladimir Putin.
Russia and Ukraine Agree on Trump Peace Plan, Final Talks SetRussia and Ukraine have partially agreed to a peace plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. The White House is sending special envoys to Moscow and Kyiv to resolve contentious issues.
Mother demands zinc coffin opened in UralsIn Serov, Urals, a mother has refused for over a year to bury remains stored in a morgue, suspecting they may not be her son's and demanding an independent DNA test.
Geneva Talks Advance Trump's Peace PlanU.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio commented on the Geneva negotiations regarding Trump's peace plan, noting significant progress in discussions involving Ukrainian, American, and European delegations.
Zelensky addresses Ukrainians on Trump's peace planUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a video address to the people, highlighting the current difficult period. He expressed concerns over the US peace plan and vowed to advocate for Ukraine's dignity and freedom.
United Russia deputy curses critics, later apologizesYekaterina Aratova, a municipal deputy from Dubna in Moscow Oblast, faced backlash after videos surfaced showing her using profanity to criticize opponents of forest clearing and making derogatory remarks about Slavs' work ethic. She has since apologized for the language but not the substance of her comments.
Zelensky weighs scenarios, vows to step downVolodymyr Zelensky said he is ready to leave office once the conflict ends and dismissed ‘Korean’ and ‘Finnish’ scenarios, as Russia and Ukraine traded strikes from Crimea to Moscow and Trump cooled on security guarantees for Kyiv.
