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Amber with remains of an ancient oyster dating back 35 million years found in Filinskaya Bay
In Filinskaya Bay in the Kaliningrad region, amber with remains of an ancient oyster was discovered. The specimen has already been handed over to the Museum of the World Ocean in Kaliningrad.
#ShirshovInstituteofOceanology #KaliningradOblast #MuseumoftheWorldOcean #RussianGeographicalSociety #oyster #amber
Uber and Wayve will begin testing robotaxis with passengers in London
Uber, together with the British startup Wayve, will begin carrying passengers in London in driverless robotaxis for the first time. In the initial stage this week, 15 cars will be available to order, but a driver-operator will still be in the cabin.
The EU discussed new visa restrictions for Russians and a ban on entry for former combatants
EU foreign ministers at an informal meeting in Ireland discussed new visa restrictions for Russians and a ban on entry to the European Union for former Russian combatants. According to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, the idea has broad support among ministers.
#EuropeanUnion #KajaKallas #Crimea #Russia #sanctions #Ukraine
In Munich, a construction site near Rohde & Schwarz facilities was set on fire; two people were detained
In Munich on Thursday night, containers with an incendiary mixture were thrown at a construction site next to the defense companies Rohde & Schwarz. Two suspects were detained — a 28-year-old woman and a 38-year-old man, both citizens of Bulgaria; the fire was quickly extinguished, and no one was injured.
#RohdeSchwarz #Bulgaria #WarinUkraine #militaryindustrialcomplex #Germany #sabotage #Munich #Electronicwarfare
Armenia did not extradite journalist Ilya Danilov to Russia and allowed him to return to Georgia
Armenia refused to extradite SOTA journalist Ilya Danilov to Russia and allowed him to return to Georgia. Danilov has already crossed the border.
#SOTA #AntiWarCommitteeofRussia #Armenia #Georgia #IlyaDanilov #Russia
Charles III and Macron viewed the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum
Charles III and French President Emmanuel Macron viewed the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum ahead of the exhibition’s opening to the public. The London exhibition will display the tapestry from 10 September 2026 to 11 July 2027.
#BattleofHastings #TheBritishMuseum #BayeuxTapestry #CharlesIII #NormanConquest #EmmanuelMacron
Feminist and journalist Gloria Steinem has died at the age of 92
Feminist, journalist, and editor Gloria Steinem died at the age of 92, her foundation said. According to the foundation, she passed away peacefully at her home in New York, surrounded by loved ones.
Russia’s budget oil and gas revenues in August were the lowest since January
Russia’s federal budget oil and gas revenues in August were the lowest since January, according to Finance Ministry data. For January–August 2026, they amounted to 5 trillion rubles.
Hanno Pevkur resigned after the scandal over the purchase of ammunition for Ukraine
Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur resigned amid a scandal over the purchase of artillery ammunition for Ukraine and criticism from the State Audit Office. The disputed deal by the Estonian Centre for Defence Investments (RKIK) with supplier Datasel S. R. L. led to advance payments of about 60 million euros, but the shells turned out to be incomplete and never reached Ukraine.
#EestiEkspress #NationalAuditOfficeofEstonia #Ukraine #HannoPevkur #Estonia #EstonianCentreforDefenceInvestments
Putin announces strategy for developing the Far East through 2036
At the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), Vladimir Putin announced a new strategy for developing the Far East through 2036. It provides for simplified public procurement for educational institutions and a special regime for testing new technologies.
#drones #VladimirPutin #EasternEconomicForum #publicprocurement #FarEast #marketplaces #Russia
The court in Norway has arrested the vessel «Professor Molchanov» at the request of Naftogaz
The Nord-Troms District Court in Norway on August 31 granted the claim filed by Ukraine’s Naftogaz and ordered the arrest of the Russian research vessel Professor Molchanov in Barentsburg on Svalbard. On September 2, the Governor of Svalbard placed the vessel under arrest, and it will remain moored in Barentsburg until further notice.
#Arktikugol #Barentsburg #Naftogaz #Norway #ProfessorMolchanov #Spitsbergen
Ukraine warned ICAO about the dangers of flying over Russia
Ukraine’s Minister of Infrastructure, Nikolai Kalashnik, sent a letter to ICAO Secretary-General Juan Carlos Salazar Gomez warning about the dangers of flying over Russia. Kyiv officially informed the International Civil Aviation Organization about the risks and called for such flights to be restricted.
#ICAO #AndreySibiga #civilaviation #Russia #Ukraine #UNCharter
The Offline Entertainment Market in Russia Grew by 19% in the First Half of the Year
In January–June 2026, the Russian offline entertainment market grew by 19% in monetary terms and reached 165 billion rubles. The number of tickets sold during this period increased by 6%, to 239 million.
#Ticketland #Vedomosti #offlineentertainment #Russia #YandexAfisha
Gref reported Sberbank’s support for Wildberries and Ozon
Sberbank will help Wildberries and Ozon so that the marketplaces maintain stability after losing part of their capacity, German Gref said at the Eastern Economic Forum. He also said that the bank has already launched separate support programs for affected sellers.
#ozone #Wildberries #EasternEconomicForum #GermanGref #Sberbank
Paris prosecutor’s office asks to try Giuliano Ruffini in the case of forged Old Master paintings
The Paris prosecutor’s office has asked to bring Giuliano Ruffini to trial on charges of commercial fraud and money laundering, while also seeking to extend the arrest warrant for Italian artist Lino Frongia, whom investigators believe is hiding in Italy. Prosecutors are also seeking a trial for Ruffini’s son Mathieu and two intermediaries, while they want to drop the most serious charge of gang-related fraud.
#sothebys #GiulianoRuffini #thelouvremuseum #moneylaundering #Parisprosecutorsoffice #fakepaintings
In Malta, businessman Yorgen Fenech was acquitted in the murder case of Daphne Caruana Galizia
The jury in Valletta, the capital of Malta, acquitted Maltese businessman Yorgen Fenech in the murder case of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. He was accused of complicity in murder and conspiracy to commit it.
#PanamaPapers #DaphneCaruanaGalizia #JosephMuscat #YorgenFenech #corruption #Malta #research #crimesandpunishments
Lide Moniava was charged under the article on military «fakes»
The founder of the children’s hospice «House with a Lighthouse», Lide Moniava, was charged in a case involving the spread of «fakes» about the Russian army; she was detained. Under this article, she faces up to 10 years in prison.
#HousewithaLighthouse #LidaMoniava #Moscow #repressions #Russianarmy #InvestigativeCommittee #CriminalCodeoftheRussianFederation
VTsIOM: 57% of Russian musicians do not believe they can earn a living only from music
VTsIOM studied the state of the music industry and the prospects for a musician’s career in Russia. 57% of respondents believe that today it is impossible in the country to earn a stable income only from music, and 9% named censorship and legislative restrictions among the difficulties.
#vtsiom #musicindustry #musicians #Russia #socialnetworks #censorship
German investigators have identified two alleged participants in the drone attack on Leipzig Airport
German investigators have identified two alleged participants in the drone attack on Leipzig Airport, but their names have not been disclosed. They are a native of Russia with a Latvian passport and a citizen of Belarus who also has a Russian passport.
«We can’t say that politics doesn’t interest us — we’ve been through that already». How St. Petersburg’s Upsala-Circus is reinventing itself in exile
Upsala-Circus is a social circus project for children and teenagers in difficult life circumstances. It was founded in 2000 in St. Petersburg by director Larisa Afanasyeva together with her German colleague Astrid Schorn. After the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, Larisa, together with part of the team, left Russia and moved to Germany. For four years now, Upsala-Circus has been working in Zeitz, a small town in Saxony-Anhalt. It is here that the far-right party «Alternative for Germany» (AfD), which is gaining popularity thanks to anti-migrant slogans, is currently leading in the regional elections.
#AlternativeforGermany #AfD #Bauhaus #WarinUkraine #Germany #childrenandteenagers #interview #migrants #socialproject #ultraright #circus #emigration