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In Times Square, woman dies in knife attack, police shoot suspect
In New York on Monday afternoon, a double knife attack in Times Square ended with the death of 32-year-old Erin Piacenti and the suspect herself. Another victim, a 68-year-old man, is in stable condition.
Germany says Russia was behind drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport
German authorities said Russia was involved in last month’s drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport in the eastern part of the country. According to them, the incident occurred on 4 August near Ukrainian cargo planes, and the explosive device did not go off.
#droneattack #WarinUkraine #Germany #EuropeanUnion #RussiansabotageinEurope #Russia #RussianHouse #sanctions
Hackers breached the Stripe accounts of «Let’s Go» and «You Are Not Alone» and obtained part of donors’ data
Unknown attackers hacked the accounts of two charitable initiatives by Russian independent media in Stripe on August 11 and exported the email addresses of some donors. The teams behind «Let’s Go» and «You Are Not Alone» reported this only today, sending letters to donors and publishing statements on their websites.
In the U.S., Italian businessman Manfred Gruber was sentenced to 18 months for a scheme involving ammunition for Russia
On August 24, the federal court for the Eastern District of New York in Brooklyn sentenced 61-year-old Italian citizen Manfred Gruber to 18 months in prison for conspiring to violate U.S. export laws. In this case, he pleaded guilty on March 30; the case involves the illegal export of American ammunition worth more than $540,000.
#Brooklyn #IntheUSA #Eastern #ManfredGruber #NewYork #Russia24
In Nepal, the death toll from the flood has surpassed one thousand, and more than 600 workers remain in hydropower tunnels
Nepal’s emergency agency said the number of victims of the devastating flood on the border of Nepal and Tibet has exceeded 1,000 people. More than 3,900 people are listed as missing, including more than 600 workers whom the authorities believe are still trapped by a mud-filled network of tunnels at hydropower facilities along the Trishuli River.
#Morethan3900 #InNepal #NepaleseHydroelectricPowerStation #Nepal #Tibet #Trishuli
Putin transferred DKS to temporary management of RSA
Vladimir Putin, by decree of August 31, transferred the assets of JSC «DKS» to the temporary management of «Development of Construction Assets» (RSA). DKS is a Russian asset of the Italian Adventus International S. r. l., which the company describes as one of the largest manufacturers of cable support systems and low-voltage equipment.
#foreignersinRussia #nationalization #oligarchs #Putin #rostec #SergeyChemezov
Stefan Thumann nennt Moskaus Sabotageakte gegen Deutschland einen Kriegsakt
Der deutsche Verteidigungsunternehmer Stefan Thumann erklärte in einem Exklusivinterview, dass die Sabotageoperationen, die er Moskau zuschreibt, ein «Kriegsakt» seien und dass sich Deutschland und Russland im Kriegszustand befänden. Seine Worte fielen vor dem Hintergrund der Vorbereitung Berlins auf Vorwürfe gegen Moskau im Fall eines versuchten Drohnenangriffs in Leipzig und auf neue Sanktionen.
#business #militaryindustrialcomplex #WarinUkraine #Germany #interview #Russia
In Spain, 5,232 heat-related deaths have been estimated since the start of 2026
In Spain, 5,232 deaths related to high temperatures have been estimated since the start of 2026 — the highest since 2015, when the MoMo series began. In August, 2,147 cases were recorded for the month, but the figure is still preliminary.
#Globalwarming #europe #Spain #Climate #mortality #extremeheat
Trump proposed a federal tax credit for film and television production in the U.S.
Donald Trump proposed that Congress introduce a federal tax credit for film and television production in the U.S. to bring filming back to the country. The initiative came after his post on Truth Social and a meeting at the White House.
MSU will study the approach of Earth to asteroid Apophis
Scientists at Lomonosov Moscow State University will study the approach of Earth to asteroid Apophis, which will pass at its closest distance to the planet in April 2029. This was reported on September 1 during a ceremonial lecture for first-year students in the Main Building of MSU by Rector Viktor Sadovnichy.
Man with a shovel injured an ambulance paramedic near a church on Belorechenskaya Street in Moscow
In Moscow, around 10:30, a man with a shovel attacked people leaving a church on Belorechenskaya Street and injured a 32-year-old female paramedic. The victim was taken to the Sklifosovsky Research Institute in extremely serious condition; the number of victims is being уточняется.
In Montenegro, Russian citizen Mikhail Shabunin was suspected of killing three shooting range employees
In Montenegro, 30-year-old Russian citizen Mikhail Shabunin was suspected of killing three shooting range employees in Danilovgrad. According to police, when they tried to detain him, he opened fire on the police, and then killed himself.
Sperm whales release bubbles to stay near the surface while sleeping
Sperm whales release bubbles to stay almost at the surface while sleeping, researchers from the University of St Andrews in Scotland and the University of Neuchâtel in Switzerland found. The study, published on July 23, 2026 in the Journal of Experimental Biology, explains how the animals maintain a vertical resting position.
Russian courts handed down 273 verdicts in treason cases in six months
In the first half of 2026, Russian courts handed down 273 guilty verdicts under articles on treason, espionage, confidential cooperation, and aiding the enemy. That is more than the 170 such verdicts for the entire prewar observation period, according to a study by First Department and Parubets Analytics.
#ParubetsAnalytics #per #First #FirstDepartment #Russian #This
Kazakhstan has begun introducing paid electronic entry permits for foreigners, including Russians
Kazakhstan has begun to gradually introduce paid electronic entry permits for foreigners who do not need a visa, including Russians. The Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) permit will be processed through the digital platform QazETA.
#visafreeentry #state #citizensofRussia #Kazakhstan #Emigration
Lavrov will take part in the forum «Dialogue on Fakes 4.0» in Moscow on September 22
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will take part in the fourth International Forum «Dialogue on Fakes», which will be held in Moscow on September 22. At the event, Russia’s Foreign Ministry plans to present a «sensational investigation» in September about the «crimes of the Kyiv regime».
#dialogue #Dialogueaboutfakes #DialogueonFakes40 #Lavrov #crimesoftheKyivregime #sensationalinvestigation
In Nickel, a museum will open in the closed Kaula-Kotselvaara mine
In the settlement of Nickel in the Murmansk region, a museum will open in the closed Kaula-Kotselvaara mine, where extraction stopped in 2023. The exhibits will be placed directly in a real underground mine working.
Putin refused to meet with CIA chief John Ratcliffe after a report on his position
Vladimir Putin was initially ready to meet with CIA Director John Ratcliffe during his visit to Moscow on August 25, but after a report on his position, the meeting was deemed inappropriate, writes Agentstvo, citing a source close to the Kremlin. Before that, time in the president’s schedule had already been cleared for the talks.
#agency #VladimirPutin #TotheKremlinBefore #Moscow25 #Putin #CIAJohnRatcliffe
Alexander Klaus urged schoolchildren to study the Kalashnikov rifle at an assembly at Krasnoyarsk Lyceum No. 11
War participant Alexander Klaus spoke to schoolchildren at a ceremonial assembly at Krasnoyarsk Lyceum No. 11. He urged them to study the design of the Kalashnikov rifle, «so that the whole world speaks Russian».
#AlexanderKlaus #Kalashnikov #He #participant #sothatthewholeworldspeaksRussian
British Museum to prepare eight books for the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition
For the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition, which will open at the British Museum in London on 10 September and run until 11 July 2027, the museum is releasing eight new books. In July, the first day of ticket sales brought the museum more than £2.5 million, a record for it.