RT Chief Calls for More Censorship in Russia

2026-09-29

(MOSCOW) – A Russian state television broadcast has revealed a stark contradiction in the Kremlin’s information policy, with a prominent propagandist calling for stricter censorship at home while admitting that banned Western resources remain freely accessible. The broadcast, from the programme Sunday Evening With Vladimir Solovyov, featured host Vladimir SolovyovContinue Reading

Serbia and Ukraine Eye Joint Exports as Trade Reaches 1 Million in the First Half of 2026

Serbia and Ukraine Eye Joint Exports as Trade Reaches $321 Million in the First Half of 2026

2026-08-10

(BELGRADE, SERBIA) – Trade turnover between Serbia and Ukraine reached $321 million in the first half of the year, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said during a joint media appearance with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as the two leaders discussed plans to deepen economic ties and pursue joint entry into thirdContinue Reading

Naftogaz Fuel Network Loses 37 Stations in Seven Months of Systematic Russian Strikes

Naftogaz Fuel Network Loses 37 Stations in Seven Months of Systematic Russian Strikes

2026-08-10

(KYIV, UKRAINE) – Russian forces launched a massive strike on assets belonging to Ukraine’s state energy group Naftogaz across the eastern, western and central parts of the country, damaging a drilling site, production facilities and a network of filling stations in a multi day barrage that has forced the suspensionContinue Reading

Turkey Resumes Black Sea Transit After Vessel Attack Concerns

Turkey Resumes Black Sea Transit After Vessel Attack Concerns

2026-08-10

(ANKARA, TURKEY) – Turkey has restarted permitting commercial vessels to pass through its straits into the Black Sea, following a period of unexplained delays that left ships waiting for several days without authorisation, Bloomberg reported. The disruption came as Turkish authorities voiced growing alarm over attacks on commercial shipping inContinue Reading