Russian officials banned from traveling abroad
The Kremlin fears that the International Criminal Court in The Hague will issue new arrest warrants.
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Kadyrov threatened to kill relatives of those who attack police officers after the terrorist attack in Dagestan
"These shaitans are sitting in Europe, recruiting our children."
American journalist Evan Gershkovich is on trial in Russia today
He is accused of spying on a "CIA assignment". The punishment in such a case could be from 12 to 20 years in prison.
Indian Prime Minister to visit Moscow for first time since war broke out
Since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, India has become a major buyer of Russian oil.
The number of high-ranking Russians wanted over the war in Ukraine has reached six people
The ICC today issued arrest warrants for Sergei Shoigu and Valery Gerasimov on suspicion of war crimes and attacks on civilian objects in Ukraine.
US invites Georgia to NATO summit in Washington despite ‘foreign agents’ law
"The Georgian people want the country's integration into the EU and NATO."
EU ready to deprive Georgia of funding if the law on foreign agents is not repealed
Josep Borrell said that the "door" for Georgia's accession to the EU is still open, but may close due to the policy of the Georgian authorities.
Apple devices may be banned in Russia
Apple will be obliged to pre-install "RuStore" in devices, otherwise the sale of gadgets will be banned in Russia.
The European Union has adopted the 14th package of sanctions against Russia
The new restrictions target Russia's energy, finance and trade sectors and are designed to make it even more difficult to circumvent the sanctions.
Moscow Exchange forcibly converts clients’ currency into rubles
Moscow Exchange reported "partial blocking of currency collateral" of clients in euros and dollars after sanctions were imposed. Funds in dollars and euros, which remained unblocked, will be returned to clients in rubles at the Central Bank rate, which was set on June 11.