- — Study Finds Sochi Has Some of World's Highest-Priced Luxury Properties
- The Russian resort town of Sochi has some of the highest luxury housing prices in the world, a new study shows.
- — Russia Adopts New Global Strategy to Curtail Western 'Dominance'
- The new strategy appears to view the deterioration of Moscow's relations with the West as a long-term geopolitical reality.
- — Russian National Fined for Attending Anti-War Rally in Georgia
- A court in Russia’s North Caucasus has fined a Russian national for attending an anti-war rally in the Georgian capital Tbilisi.
- — Hostage, Signal or Revenge? Spotlight on Russia’s Reasons for Arresting WSJ Reporter
- The detention looks set to be a milestone in the deterioration of already abysmal relations between Moscow and Washington.
- — Putin's Limousine Maker Takes Over Nationalized Toyota Plant
- The Russian company that made President Vladimir Putin’s limousine has taken over Japanese car maker Toyota’s St. Petersburg plant.
- — Russian Military to Draft 147,000 New Recruits in Spring Call-Up
- Russia's Defense Ministry is to enlist 147,000 men to perform compulsory military service in this year's spring call-up.
- — Georgian Car Sales to Russia Surge Despite Tightening Sanctions
- Georgia has tripled its car exports to Russia in the first months of 2023 amid claims it is helping Moscow skirt Western sanctions.
- — Lukashenko Urges 'Truce' in Ukraine and Talks 'Without Preconditions'
- Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko's call for peace talks was followed by a warning that nuclear war could break out.
- — U.S. Envoy: Russia 'Should Not Be' Permanent Security Council Member
- The U.S. ambassador to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, has said Russia "should not be" a permanent member of the Security Council.
- — Zelensky Says Ukraine 'Will Never Forgive' on First Anniversary of Bucha Killings
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that Ukraine would "never forgive" Moscow for its occupation of Bucha.
- — Swiss Court Finds Gazprom Bankers Guilty in Putin Money Laundering Case
- The accounts in the Swiss branch of Gazprombank were held by "Putin's cellist" Sergei Roldugin.
- — Moscow Court Jails Man for 7 Years for Condemning Russian Atrocities in Ukraine
- Rail worker Mikhail Simonov wrote on social network Vkontakte that Russian pilots were "bombing children."
- — Putin Promotes Donetsk Official to Be Omsk Region Governor
- The reshuffle comes two weeks after Putin named an official from occupied Luhansk to head the Chukotka region.
- — Beloved Russian Actress Resigns From Moscow Theater Over War Criticism
- Celebrated actress Liya Akhedzhakova has resigned from the Moscow theater where she has worked for 46 years.
- — Austria's Raiffeisen Bank Eyes Sale of Russian Operations
- Austrian banking group Raiffeisen on Thursday said it was considering a "sale or spin-off" of its Russia operations.
- — Russian Film Distributor Develops Homegrown Alternative to IMAX
- A major Russian film distributor has announced an alternative to the high-resolution, large-format IMAX experience.
- — Father Fleeing Jail Term for 'Discrediting' Army Apprehended in Minsk
- Alexei Moskalev, who fled house arrest the night before his sentencing for "discrediting" the army, has been detained in Belarus.
- — Russia Arrests WSJ Journalist on Spying Allegations
- The FSB alleges that Evan Gershkovich, a U.S. citizen, was involved in the collection of “secret information” about a Russian defense company.
- — Russian Prison Boss Offers Inmate Labor to Boost Military Production
- Russia's Federal Penitentiary Service has reportedly offered defense conglomerate Rostec the use of inmate labor.
- — ‘I Pray to God’: Desperate Relatives of Russian PoWs Decry Lack of Official Help
- In some cases, relatives have located their captured loved ones on their own or with the help of Ukrainian social media groups.
- — Firm Owned by Kremlin Spokesman's Daughter Sees Massive Revenue Spike
- An event firm owned by the daughter of Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov grew its revenue by 70 times in 2022.
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