The NATO military alliance on Wednesday declared Russia a “long-term threat” to its collective security in a joint summit statement that pledged increased defense spending and reaffirmed “enduring” support for Ukraine.

NATO’s 32 member states said they stood “united in the face of profound security threats and challenges, in particular the lon

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President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree providing military leaders in battle zone the authority to arrest soldiers for violations without a court ruling.The decree, which modifies the Armed Forces' Disciplinary Code, shows a more comprehensive effort to tighten up control over soldiers in the 4th year of the intrusion of Ukraine.Unit commanders will now
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A Moscow court on Wednesday sentenced exiled Russian scholastic plagiarism campaigner Dmitry Zayakin to five years in prison in absentia on extremism charges.Zayakin was jailed in August 2022 on allegations of funding extremist activities over a donation of 1,000 rubles ($13) he made to the late opposition activist Alexei Navalny's Anti-
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A St. Petersburg court positioned a 24-year-old woman in pre-trial detention on terrorism charges over a supposed attempt to eliminate a staff member of a Russian drone production company.Federal Security Service (FSB) representatives apprehended the unknown female last Thursday, according to a statement from the St. Petersburg court system.She is implicated of trying
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The Kremlin said Wednesday that it considers the reported coup attempt in Armenia an “internal matter” but expressed hope that the South Caucasus nation would maintain friendly relations with Moscow.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan earlier in the day said security forces had foiled a coup plot involving what he called a “criminal-oligarchic

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One in 3 Russian business state their service conditions have gotten worse over the past 6 months, a brand-new study said, marking the greatest level of pessimism since Russia's full-blown intrusion of Ukraine in 2022.Thirty-four percent of companies surveyed by consulting company Yakov - Partners' CEO Barometer reported a wear and tear in their situation
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