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Raids carried out in Germany and Austria in a case involving vehicle shipments to Russia
In Vienna and the German city of Neustadt an der Weinstraße, raids were carried out on two entrepreneurs suspected of supplying cars to Russia in circumvention of European Union sanctions. This was reported by the Kaiserslautern prosecutor’s office; the court seized assets worth about 7 million euros.
#Austria #Belgium #Germany #EuropeandRussia #EU #Russia #sanctions
El Mundo reported warnings of assassination attempts against Kasparov, Ponomarev, and Tyutrin
El Mundo reported that U.S. authorities uncovered a network of Russian intelligence services in mid-September, and that in recent months Garry Kasparov, Ilya Ponomarev, and Ivan Tyutrin received warnings about planned assassination attempts. According to the newspaper, possible targets of this network also included Vladimir Kara-Murza and Ruslan Gabbasov.
#Russianemigration #Russia #specialservices #USA #FreeRussiaForum
In Utah, Douglas Stuart Carter will be released on bail after a DNA mismatch
In Utah, Douglas Stuart Carter will be released on bail after DNA analysis did not match samples found at the scene of Eva Olesen’s murder. Carter was sentenced to death in 1985.
Bucharest Court of Appeal orders Călin Georgescu into custody for 30 days
The Bucharest Court of Appeal lifted the judicial control measure and ordered former Romanian presidential candidate Călin Georgescu into custody for 30 days. He was detained in a case involving the creation of an organized criminal group and fraud amounting to €1.1 million; for the politician, this is already the third criminal case.
#Digi24 #reuters #BucharestCourtofAppeal #Bucharest #KelinDzhordzhesku #Romania
Amnesty International Accuses the Mali Army and Wagner Group of War Crimes
Amnesty International accused the Malian army and the Wagner Group of war crimes against civilians during joint operations in Mali between June 2023 and December 2025. In a new report, the organization said it had documented at least 34 deaths in seven localities across three regions of the country.
Merz said Germany is interested in Kazakh oil
Friedrich Merz said at a press conference in Berlin that Germany is interested in increasing oil imports from Kazakhstan and deepening economic cooperation with Astana. Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said that in 2025 supplies of Kazakh oil to Germany exceeded 10 million tonnes, and confirmed readiness to continue exports to Europe, taking transport capacity into account.
#Germany #friendship #Kazakhstan #KassymJomartTokayev #OlafMerc #Schwedt
The CEO of the Eiffel Tower operator will resign after a review of the BAPS delegation visit
SETE CEO Patrick Branco Ruvo will step down at the end of the year after an internal review of the decision to bar female Eiffel Tower staff from serving a delegation of the Indian religious organization BAPS on September 5. This was reported by Associated Press, citing a company statement.
#Genderissues #India #Hinduism #Lifestyle #Paris #ReligionandPeace #scandals #France #TheEiffelTower
Several metro stations in Barcelona flooded after torrential rains
Several metro stations in Barcelona flooded after torrential rains. Due to the downpours, transport movement in the city was restricted and the flooded stations were closed.
#ElPeriódico #Barcelona #Rains #europe #Spain #underground #Publictransport #Incidents
The debt of Russians on installment plans for new buildings reached 1.5 trillion rubles
As of September 1, the debt of Russians on installment plans for new buildings reached 1.5 trillion rubles, according to Dom.RF. This is roughly every sixth equity participation agreement, 6% of mortgage debt, and almost half of auto loan debt.
#BankRossii #equityparticipation #newbuildings #installmentplan #escrowaccounts
The EU is discussing tightening short-term and tourist visas for Russians
The European Union has begun to discuss in detail tightening the rules for issuing tourist and short-term visas to Russian citizens. This concerns possible legislative changes that would make it possible to restrict visa issuance to certain categories of applicants.
#VisaCode #Germany #EuropeanCommission #EuropeanUnion #Leipzig #Russia
Lancet: about 2.3 million cancer cases per year are linked to five infections
About 2.3 million new cancer cases per year are linked to five infectious agents, according to a study published in Lancet. The largest number of cases is attributed to Helicobacter pylori and the human papillomavirus.
#Helicobacterpylori #lancet #hepatitisBvirus #hepatitisCvirus #humanpapillomavirus #EpsteinBarrvirus
Burnham called Brexit harmful for the United Kingdom and announced new approaches to the EU
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said at the Labour Party conference that Brexit has brought the kingdom more harm than benefit. He said he would use the upcoming summit with the EU to present options for long-term relations with the bloc.
#brexit #AndiBernem #UnitedKingdom #EuropeanUnion #LabourParty
In Evan Gershkovich’s book, a family acquaintance of the Putins called the president’s father a drinker
In the book by The Wall Street Journal American journalist Evan Gershkovich, a family acquaintance of the Putins called Vladimir Spiridonovich Putin «a heavy drinker». In January 2024, Vladimir Putin said that he had never seen his father drunk.
#TheWallStreetJournal #VladimirPutin #LeningradSchoolNo193 #EvanGershkovich
Gershkovich wrote that Krasikov may have returned to work for the intelligence services
The Wall Street Journal journalist Evan Gershkovich writes in the book «This Damned Beautiful Land» that Vadim Krasikov, whom Germany handed over to Russia during the prisoner exchange in August 2024, was captured a year later on cameras at the Chkalovsky airfield near Moscow and behind the wheel of a BMW X6 in Moscow. Gershkovich suggests that this may indicate Krasikov’s return to work for the intelligence services.
#VadimKrasikov #VladimirPutin #Gru #FSB #Chkalovsky #EvanGershkovich
In the State Duma cafeteria, chicken Kyiv was renamed «cutlet with butter»
By the start of the autumn session, chicken Kyiv was renamed in the State Duma cafeteria. The dish is now called «cutlet with butter» and costs 270 rubles.
#TheNewYorkTimes #AlexandrJunashev #TheStateDuma #Kirov #RussianMinistryofForeignAffairs #Ukraine
Prokhanov and the «Night Wolves» held a prayer service and religious procession with a «moon stone» in Izborsk
Alexander Prokhanov and the «Night Wolves» held a prayer service and religious procession with the consecration of a «moon stone» in Izborsk, Pskov Oblast, on September 27. After the event, Prokhanov said that it was the «baptism of the Moon» in order to «make it Orthodox and unite it with Russia».
#AlexandrZaldastanov #AlexandrProhanov #Izborsk #IzborskClub #ExaltationoftheCross #NightWolves
Moscow Regional Court sentences Alexey Gas’kov to life imprisonment for the murder of ten people
The Moscow Regional Court sentenced 51-year-old Alexey Gas’kov to life imprisonment in the case of the murder of ten people in the Moscow region. The court also ordered him to pay three million rubles.
#AlexeyGaskov #Berdsk #whig #MoscowRegionalCourt #Moscowregion #Khimki
Putin awards more than 50 employees of Channel One for the third time this month
On Tuesday, Vladimir Putin signed a decree on state awards for employees of Channel One: more than 50 people received orders and medals. Since the beginning of September, the number of awarded channel employees has reached 106.
#stateawards #DmitrySaims #EkaterinaBerezovskaja #ChannelOne #Putin
Shulman stated that Alexander Kynev had his leg broken and was pressured to confess to treason
On the program «Status» on September 29, political scientist Ekaterina Shulman stated that Alexander Kynev, who was arrested on September 25 in a drug case, had his leg broken in two places and was pressured to confess to treason. According to Shulman, Kynev did not do so.
#AlexandrKynev #treason #EkaterinaShulman #Sailorssilence #pretrialdetentioncenter
Ukraine returned 14 children from the occupied part of Kherson region
Ukraine returned 14 children from the part of Kherson region controlled by the Russian army, said the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, Oleksandr Prokudin. Among them were four boys and 10 girls aged six to 17.
#VladimirPutin #InternationalCriminalCourt #UN #Russia #Ukraine #Khersonregion