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Russian billionaires study the experience of Usmanov and Fridman after the lifting of EU sanctions
Bloomberg reported that after the EU lifted sanctions on Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, other wealthy Russian businessmen began to study their experience of challenging the restrictions more closely. According to the agency’s survey, many do not expect sanctions to be lifted quickly, but at least two intend to use Fridman’s example in their own lawsuits.
#bloomberg #ChathamHouse #AlisherUsmanov #Luxembourg #MikhailFridman #EUsanctions
Zelensky said Ukraine’s defense budget is short $27 billion
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the country needs to find $27 billion to close the gap in the defense budget over the next two months and avoid a shortage of weapons at the start of next year. According to him, most of the sum will go to drones, missiles, and supplies for the military.
#VladimirZelensky #EuropeanCommission #EuropeanUnion #EuropeanPeaceFoundation #KajaKallas #Ukraine
FAZ: German investigation believes the attack on defense facilities in Munich was organized by the GRU
German investigators believe that the attack on defense companies in Munich on September 3 was organized by the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces (GRU), writes the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. No one was injured during the arson, and police soon detained two suspects.
Yuri Dmitriev was transferred from a penal colony in Mordovia to a medical facility on suspicion of a stroke
The human rights group ZPCh reported that 70-year-old historian Yuri Dmitriev was urgently transferred from penal colony No. 18 in Mordovia to a medical correctional facility in the settlement of Barashevo on suspicion of a stroke.
#Karelia #memorial #Mordovia #Petrozavodsk #Sandarmokh #YuriDmitriev
Poland urges the EU to allow the temporary suspension of asylum applications during mass migration
Poland has called on the European Union to allow member states to temporarily suspend the processing of asylum applications during «instrumentalized» mass migration. Warsaw itself has not registered requests from migrants arriving from Belarus since March 2025 and calls the measure temporary and emergency, although it has been in effect for 18 months.
#AlexanderLukashenko #EuropeanCommission #EuropeanUnion #Poland #Ceuta #UrsulavonderLeyen
The Goncourt Academy has excluded Telison Aurélien’s novel from the list of contenders for the prize
The Goncourt Academy has excluded the novel by Canadian-Haitian writer Telison Aurélien, «Either This or Death» (C’était ça ou mourir), from the list of contenders for the prestigious French literary prize. The academy said this decision was made to protect the reputation of the prize and the academy itself after suspicions of the use of artificial intelligence and accusations of plagiarism.
#Fnac #GoncourtAcademy #ArtificialIntelligence #plagiarism #GoncourtPrize #TelisonAurélien
Major U.S. TV networks resume White House pool after court ruling on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico
Major American TV networks resumed work in the White House television pool after several days of boycott, which they began because of Donald Trump’s ban on journalists from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. On Friday, for the first time during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit, the pool showed live his arrival at the White House and the subsequent events involving the U.S. president.
#cnn #politic #WhiteHouse #DonaldTrump #FirstAmendment #XiJinping
Hackers claim theft of medical data of thousands of FBI agents in the US
The hacker group ShinyHunters claimed to have stolen highly sensitive medical data of thousands of FBI agents in the US. British BBC News reports that the leak samples include blood and urine test results, as well as names, addresses, and health information of employees.
#BBCNews #CatoNetworks #CyberSmart #reuters #ShinyHunters #FBIoftheUnitedStates
Archaeologists described a ship from the first half of the 17th century found during the laying of a gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea
Polish archaeologist Michał Konrad Grabowski from the University of Warsaw published in the journal International Journal of Nautical Archaeology the first results of the study of a wooden ship from the first half of the 17th century, found on the bottom of Greifswald Bay off the coast of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania in Germany. The vessel was accidentally discovered in 2023 during preparations for the construction of a 50-kilometer underwater gas pipeline between the LNG terminal in Mukran on the island of Rügen and the gas transmission station near the resort of Lubmin.
#archeology #BalticSea #GerardvanKeulen #Germany #ship #Norway
In Kyiv, a drone hit an office building, killing at least four people
In Kyiv’s Solomianskyi district, a drone struck an office building, killing at least four people. Another seven people, including a child, were injured, said the city’s mayor, Vitali Klitschko.
#DataGroup #McDonalds #VitaliKlitschko #VladimirZelensky #Kiev #Russia
Jazz saxophonist Alexey Kozlov has died
Jazz saxophonist Alexey Kozlov has died in Moscow at the age of 90. His death was announced by Kozlov’s Jazz Club in a Telegram channel.
#AlexeyKozlov #arsenal #CarnegieHall #Moscow #Sovietjazzrock
Petro Pavel suggested that NATO could shoot down Russian aircraft and drones for border violations
Czech President Petr Pavel suggested that NATO could begin shooting down Russian aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles if they deliberately violate the airspace of alliance countries and do not respond to warnings. He said this in an interview with Fox News on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York.
In St. Petersburg, on the day of Putin’s arrival, complaints were made about mobile internet outages
In St. Petersburg on September 25, residents complained about disruptions to mobile internet service on the day Russian President Vladimir Putin was due to arrive in the city. According to Downdetector, the number of complaints after 15:00 approached 300.
#CityParkingManagementCenter #mobileInternet #Putin #StPetersburg
ATOR reported a 15–25% increase in applications for Schengen visas
In 2026, the number of applications for Schengen visas to tour operators increased by 15–25% compared with last season. The Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) estimates the share of multi-visas issued at 1–2% of tourists.
#ATOR #EuropeanCommission #EuropeanUnion #Italy #France #Schengenvisa
EU agrees on €6.6 billion for military aid to Ukraine from the European Peace Facility
EU countries have agreed to allocate €6.6 billion from EU funds related to military aid to Ukraine. The decision was announced by the EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas.
#Hungary #ViktorOrban #EuropeanUnion #EuropeanPeaceFoundation #KajaKallas #Ukraine
Romania raised 604 million dollars through bonds for blood donors
Since the start of 2025, Romania has raised about 604 million dollars from thousands of private investors through a government bond program with higher yields for blood donors, Bloomberg writes. Blood donors in the country can buy such securities with a yield of more than 7% annually — about one percentage point higher than for other retail investors.
#bloomberg #blooddonation #EuropeanUnion #bonds #Romania #StefanNanu
Court orders cow owner to pay 3.6 million rubles for damage to cucumber crop
The Volzhsky City Court of Volgograd Oblast ordered a cow owner to pay 3.6 million rubles to a farmer whose cucumber crop was destroyed in a field, the region’s unified press service for the courts reported. The decision has not yet entered into legal force and may be appealed.
«Synergy» seeks coordinators to accompany foreigners when signing contracts with the Ministry of Defense
According to Novaya Gazeta Europe, the private university «Synergy» is posting vacancies for coordinators to accompany foreigners when concluding a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense. This concerns work under the «Defenders of the Fatherland Synergy» program on HeadHunter.
#headhunter #leopard #VadimLobov #MinistryofDefenseoftheRussianFederation #svo #Synergy
Putin relieved Russia’s ambassadors in France and the United Kingdom of their posts in two days
On September 24 and 25, Vladimir Putin relieved Russia’s ambassadors in France and in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland of their posts. Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russia would not rush to appoint new ambassadors to these countries.
#AlexeyMeshkov #AndreyKelin #VladimirPutin #DmitryPeskov #Russia #France
The Ministry of Economic Development expects investments in Russia to fall by 5.4%
The Ministry of Economic Development has incorporated a 5.4% decline in investments in Russia in its updated macro forecast for the year — this will be the sharpest drop in 11 years. The ministry also expects investments to rise by only 0.2% next year.
#MinistryofEconomicDevelopment #Russia #Rosstat #RSPP #CentralBank