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In July, more than half of Russian banks recorded deposit outflows
In July, at least 152 Russian banks recorded a decline in individuals’ funds in term deposits, according to an analysis of RBC’s reporting. That is more than half of the 265 credit institutions included in the sample.
Canada lifts sanctions on Anatoly Chubais
Canada has removed former Rosnano head Anatoly Chubais from its sanctions list. After this, Canadian citizens and companies can once again do business with him and provide him with services, and the entry ban to the country has ceased to be in effect.
#AnatolyChubais #AnatolyChubaisCanada #Canada #after #Rusnano
In the Moscow region, two schoolgirls were detained on suspicion of murdering a 12-year-old boy
In the village of Kabanovo in the Moscow region, the body of a 12-year-old schoolboy with multiple stab wounds was found. Two underage girls, aged 15 and 16, were detained on suspicion of murder.
The St. Petersburg court has ordered the in absentia arrest of Alexander Nevzorov in a case involving foreign agent activity and financing extremism
The Primorsky District Court of St. Petersburg has ordered the in absentia arrest of Alexander Nevzorov. The preventive measure has been set for two months — from the moment of extradition to Russia or from the moment of detention on its territory.
#AlexandraNevzorova #AlexandraNevzorovaMeasure #StPetersburg #Seaside #court
LIGA Group temporarily отказалась from the laptop plant in Yekaterinburg in favor of drone simulators
Yekaterinburg-based LIGA Group has temporarily отказалась from building a plant to produce laptops, tablets, and other electronics. Instead, the company decided to invest in simulators for teaching schoolchildren how to operate drones.
#LIGAGroup #Insteadof #Yekaterinburg #YekaterinburgLIGAGroup
Altrata: the number of billionaires in the world in 2025 rose to a record 3,795
In 2025, the number of billionaires in the world reached 3,795 people, a new high, according to Altrata. Their combined wealth increased by 12.8% and reached $15.1 trillion.
Vysotsky: about 90% of warehouse stock at retail chains with food has been destroyed in Ukraine
Ukraine’s Minister of Agrarian Policy Taras Vysotsky said that Russian strikes destroyed about 90% of the warehouses of Ukrainian retail chains where food was stored and distributed. According to him, a systemic food shortage is not expected because the chains are restructuring logistics and switching to direct deliveries to stores.
The euro rose above 100 rubles for the first time since March, the ruble fell to its lowest level in a year and a half
The euro on the forex market briefly rose above 100 rubles — to 100.5 rubles, for the first time since March. The dollar traded above 86 rubles, and the ruble fell to its worst level in a year and a half.
Yuriy Zudheimer transferred SCT Lubricants shares to Viktoriya Suleymanova
German businessman Yuriy Zudheimer transferred all the shares he owned in the Lithuanian lubricant manufacturer SCT Lubricants to Ukrainian citizen Viktoriya Suleymanova, who lives in the UAE. The company’s plant is located in Klaipėda, Lithuania, and produces products under the Mannol brand.
#SCTLubricants #SCTLubricantsbyVictoriaSuleimanova #German #UAEFactory #UkraineVictoriaSuleimanova #YuriZudheimer
A car with a lieutenant colonel and his wife exploded in St. Petersburg
On the morning of August 27, a car exploded in the Slavyanka neighborhood of the Pushkinsky District of St. Petersburg, with a serviceman holding the rank of lieutenant colonel and his wife inside. The man died at the scene, and the woman was hospitalized in intensive care.
#InStPetersburg #Man #StPetersburg #PushkinsSlavyanka #Onthemorningofthe27th
Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain and Poland asked the EC to study new options for using €200 billion in frozen Russian assets for Ukraine
Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain and Poland sent a letter to the European Commission calling on it to return to work on options for using €200 billion in frozen Russian assets in Ukraine’s interests. This issue will become one of the key topics at the meeting of foreign ministers of EU countries in Ireland on September 1–2.
FBK linked the purchase of 34% of Ozon to a company of Gennady Timchenko
FBK linked the purchase of about 34% of Ozon, previously owned by Baring Vostok, to a company of Gennady Timchenko. The investigation claims that the money passed through a chain of firms and reached the structure that became a major shareholder in the marketplace.
#BaringVostok #ozone #GennadyTimchenkoFBK #GennadyTimchenko #FBK
Criminal case opened against former FEI employee in Obninsk, Yevgeny Rozhikhin, for treason
A criminal case for treason has been opened against former senior research fellow at the Physics and Power Engineering Institute (FEI) in Obninsk, Yevgeny Rozhikhin. In September 2025, he was already sentenced to four years in a general-regime penal colony in a case involving the transfer of scientific and technical information to an employee of one of the national laboratories of the United States.
Wikipedia stopped opening for some users in Russia
On the night of August 28, pages on Wikipedia stopped loading for some users in Russia: the site either did not respond or loaded endlessly. At the same time, there was no global outage at the American nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation.
Gambit Security: Aur0ra hackers forced Cursor AI to carry out malicious operations
The Aur0ra group hacked at least eight companies in different countries earlier this year and persuaded the Cursor AI assistant to carry out hundreds of malicious operations, including stealing account data. This is stated in a report by the cybersecurity company Gambit Security.
#Aur0ra #CursorAI #GambitSecurity #Aur0ragroup #CursorAIassistant #About
Baltic countries will create a group to defend against drones
Countries in the Baltic Sea region agreed to create a task force for rapid response to drones and other hybrid threats. The decision was discussed on August 28 at a meeting in Flensburg by representatives of EU countries and neighboring states.
Russia bought gasoline from Turkey for the first time amid a fuel shortage
Amid Ukraine’s strikes on oil refineries, Russia is expanding gasoline imports this summer and looking for new supply schemes. This week, the country bought 200,000 barrels of fuel from Turkey for the first time and agreed to process Russian feedstock in Kazakhstan.
TotalEnergies has exited Arctic LNG 2 and expects to recover about $1.3 billion
The French company TotalEnergies has completed the transfer of its 10% stake in the Arctic LNG 2 project to NordLine, which it describes in the statement as a «subsidiary» of Novatek. The company expects to receive about $1.3 billion — its share of the loans that the project received from shareholders.
#TotalEnergies #ArcticLNG #ArcticLNG2 #daughter #Novateka #NordLine
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama dies at 97
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, one of the most recognizable figures in contemporary art, has died at 97. The foundation said she passed away on August 14 in a Tokyo hospital.
European officials see no signs of Russia preparing a strike on NATO
Bloomberg reported that European officials see no signs of Russia preparing a conventional attack on NATO or one of the Baltic states. They also do not consider confirmed the version that CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow this week was primarily intended to prevent such a strike.
#BalticsThey #European #NATO #NATOBloomberg #OfRussia #JohnRatcliffesCIA