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France relaxes strict cheese-making rules after prolonged drought
Makers of some of France's most famous cheeses get waivers on where herds graze due to the lack of grass.
Von der Leyen admits EU economy relied on energy from Russia, exports to China
The European Commission president chose not to point out that the disruption of global trade and the blocking of energy supplies from Russia were a direct result of sanctions draf…
Trump's 'miscalculations' throw Middle East into chaos — Iranian parliament speaker
Mohammad Ghalibaf also expressed confidence that the US economic blockade of Iran "would yield no results"
Allan Little: I met dangerously fanatical Mladić early in Bosnian war
BBC special correspondent Allan Little met the "Butcher of Bosnia" in the early months of the Bosnian war.
Visa, Mastercard process first international card payments in Syria after more than a decade
Transactions come days after US removes Damascus from State Sponsors of Terrorism list, as the country seeks to reconnect with the global financial system The post Visa, Mastercar…
UEFA not to back Infantino’s candidacy if he runs for another FIFA presidential term
The FIFA presidential election will take place in March 2027 in Rabat
EU condemned Mladic, but remains silent about nationalism in Ukraine — senior legislator
Konstantin Kosachev said that even before the start of the special military operation, at least 16,000 people had been killed in Donbass by "the heirs, adherents, followers and ad…
Moldova holds military parade featuring NATO equipment in Chisinau on Independence Day
"This is an opportunity to show people how we have strengthened the country’s defense," Moldovan President Maia Sandu said
US Open women's draw announced, Andreeva to face Indonesia's Tjen in first round
Mirra Andreeva, who is playing under a neutral status at international tournaments, is the fifth-seed at this year’s closing Grand Slam tournament
Dozens of migrant children still missing years after vanishing in UK
Forty migrants who disappeared from UK asylum hotels as children remain unaccounted for, according to a parliamentary report Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump signs executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America
Symbolic move to rename lake bordering New York and Canada comes amid escalating trade war with northern neighborUS politics live – latest updatesDonald Trump signed an executive …
Mali music star Salif Keïta cancels South African concerts over 'xenophobic violence'
He says his decision is "a rejection of hate" rather than a rejection of South Africans.
Israel carries out sweep in Quneitra province, south of Damascus — TV
According to the report, the Israeli military blocked the road between the settlements of Ufaniyah and Khan Arnabah, where their patrols are searching homes in search of militants…
Jury deliberating in trial of Lindsay Clancy, US woman accused of killing her children
Prosecutors argued Clancy made a calculated decision to murder the children, while the defence argued that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis.
Sanctions could split off Russian crypto market from global benchmarks — Finam head
This factor could make the Russian market extremely appealing, Vladislav Kochetkov said
Poland not planning to host nuclear warheads, deputy defense minister says
Pawel Zalewski said that Poland wants to participate in NATO nuclear deterrence, which does not mean having nuclear warheads on its territory
Who owns Ozon, Russia’s second-largest online marketplace? Team Navalny traced the money behind its biggest shareholder to Putin’s friend Gennady Timchenko.
Alexander Chachava, an investor and Ozon’s largest shareholder, bought his stake in the company with money from entities controlled by Gennady Timchenko, a billionaire and friend …
iStories investigation shows how Russia recruits soldiers for its war against Ukraine: private firms, targeted Telegram ads, and phone numbers bought for as little as 12 cents apiece
An iStories correspondent took a job at Voevoda, one of the major companies in a private recruitment market that has flourished since Russia began paying people to bring recruits …
Netanyahu, Katz deny reported Israeli plan to reopen Gaza’s Erez Crossing next week
North Gaza crossing to reopen only when Hamas is disarmed, PM and defense minister say, as preparations underway for imminent reopening amid US pressure for progress on Gaza peace…
One Russian region’s ban on sharing information about Ukrainian drone strikes is so vague that officials just brought charges against a local news outlet for paraphrasing the governor
Authorities in Vladimir have filed administrative charges against the editorial staff of local news outlet Zebra TV over publishing the governor’s message about a Ukrainian drone …
IDF hits Hezbollah targets in south Lebanon; Beirut says newly-wed woman killed
Military reports strikes on terror group infrastructure in Nabatieh area following drone attack on troops night before; local state media reports bride of 48 hours dies in Salim T…
Armenia would lose up to 27% of exports if it withdraws from EAEU — expert
Armenia will also lose such a significant asset as the unhindered movement of labor, Anton Sviridenko added
Former Ukrainian deputy defense minister leaves door open for women being mobilized
The final word in this discussion should be left to the military, and specifically to the General Staff
Russian Deputy PM lays out objectives of new economic subcommission
The resilience of the sectors will be assessed by the subcommission through the lens of existing risks and damage incurred, Denis Manturov said