Human Rights
Russia agrees to multi-nation prisoner exchange that includes Americans Evan Gershkovich, Paul Whelan
If completed, the multi-country prisoner exchange deal would be the largest since the Cold War
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Kremlin: Russian-U.S. relations 'on the verge of breaking' after Biden called Putin a 'war criminal'
The Kremlin said Biden's remarks were "unworthy of a statesman of such a high rank"
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Biden warns of Russian cyberattacks
Biden urged private businesses to be vigilant against cyberattacks
Politics
Russia halts WWII-era peace talks with Japan over Ukraine sanctions
Tokyo and Moscow have yet to formally end their WWII hostilities and, on paper, are still technically at war
Politics
Russian bombs hit shopping mall in Kyiv, at least 8 civilians dead
"Russia fired at our shopping center. The mall and the residential buildings around it have suffered terrible damage"
Politics
Russia claims first use of hypersonic missiles against Ukrainian military assets
Experts claim it's little more than "sign of showmanship" with minimal tactical benefit
Business
These American companies are refusing to cut ties with Russia
“They are funding the Russian war machine, and they are undermining the whole idea of the sanctions"
Sports
FIFA rejects Russia's World Cup appeal
The international football organization said on Friday that the Court of Arbitration for Sport dismissed the Russian Football Union’s (UEFA) bid for an urgent interim ruling to freeze the ban pending a full appeal, ESPN reported.
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The Terminator's message to Putin goes viral in Russia
“You started this war, and you can stop it”
Politics
Putin lays out demands for peace in Ukraine
According to Erdogan’s leading advisor Ibrahim Kalin, the Kremlin’s demands of Kyiv appear to be similar to what have been previously asked – but also include “face-saving” elements” for the Russian side
Politics
Putin wants to control Eastern Europe, former minister warns
The former minister further warned that the Kremlin aims to include the whole of Eastern Europe within its sphere, with intent to “attack, to pressure, to intimidate other countries, including members of NATO”
