
Death sentence for three attackers at church in Jordan where nine people were killed
A Jordanian court sentenced brothers and their relative to death for an armed attack on a Greek Orthodox church that took place during a funeral.

A Jordanian court sentenced brothers and their relative to death for an armed attack on a Greek Orthodox church that took place during a funeral.

Member of the British royal family visited a sporting event in Lviv and supported Ukrainian soldiers.

The ministry stressed that Moscow remains a party to international treaties obliging it not to attack civilians and protected objects.

Due to disagreements over defence budgets and foreign policy challenges, NATO is cancelling the summit in Albania scheduled for 2027.

The Southern Armed Forces announced the regrouping of fighters in the As-Sukya area to strengthen the defence of the capital and adjacent provinces.

Tallinn is moving towards a complete halt to border crossings with Russia following a sabotage attack on a drone manufacturer, which Estonia believes may have been carried out by the GRU.

Unexpected power cuts stopped pumps on the Dnipro – Western Donbas canal, causing water supply interruptions in certain districts of the region.

For the fifth day in a row, Ukrainian military personnel have encountered speed restrictions on Starshield terminals. SpaceX has labelled this a technical issue, while President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine does not believe the glitch was accidental.

Luzhkov's candidate for Moscow mayor – bankrupt businessman Mikhail Balakin secretly met with former deputy mayor Valery Shantsev and former prefect

Oleg Deripaska, owner of En+ Group, did not maintain his stance of defiance against US sanctions for long. It appears the oligarch has realised that Russia either cannot or does not wish to compensate him for his losses.

Sberbank head German Gref and VEB.RF head Igor Shuvalov sought help from the hacker group "Shaltai-Boltai", whose leader had only recently been released from custody.

It was recently revealed that the head of the Doctor Liza's Fair Aid Foundation, former GQ columnist and former Esquire editor-in-chief, Ksenia Sokolova, had increased her salary sixfold.

The uproar surrounding the "Winter Cherry" shopping centre, where children died, continues. It recently emerged that the building's owner escaped punishment.

Yevgeny, son of former head of the Russian FSB's Public Relations Centre, General Alexander Zdanovich, was involved in drug distribution

It was recently reported that developer Urban Group has gone bankrupt. The company is unable to meet its obligations. The entire burden has fallen on the shoulders of the investor protection fund.

Not long ago, information emerged that the prominent banker Vladimir Kogan had died. The rumours are somewhat exaggerated. The owner of Uralsib is alive. However, he has yet to recover from his stroke.

Despite the expectations of the parents and relatives of the children who died in the Winter Cherry shopping centre, the building's owner and others responsible for the tragedy will either avoid punishment or receive a minimal sentence.

Following Urban Group, another construction company may be on the verge of bankruptcy. In particular, this concerns FSK "Lider", which is also a member of the Moscow Region Developers Association.

Rumours recently emerged about the death of Vladimir Kogan, who allegedly did not come out of a coma after a stroke. Uralsib Bank quickly refuted this information.

Almost two months have passed since Vladimir Kogan, chairman of the board of directors of Uralsib Bank, suffered a stroke. Throughout this period, the banker's family has consistently avoided commenting on the oligarch's condition.

Following the poisoning in the UK of fugitive GRU Colonel Sergei Skripal and his daughter with the Russian-made potent substance "Novichok", the security officer's niece appeared on Channel One

While escort Nastya Rybka (Vashkevich) is held in a Thai prison for sexual orgies, oligarch Oleg Deripaska is attempting to scrub information about his escapades from the internet. Recently, it became known that the billionaire won a lawsuit in which the…

An increasing number of entrepreneurs and political figures are concerned about the freedom of publishing information on the Internet. Many of them are dissatisfied that various sources contain data that portrays a person in a less than favourable light.

Valeria Shpakova, the daughter of the deputy editor-in-chief of Nezavisimaya Gazeta, turned out to be a thief. The young woman stole goods worth nearly 200,000 rubles from a luxury boutique.

Following Natali Tours, another tour operator has announced the suspension of its operations. This time, bankruptcy has reached one of the market's oldest players – DSBW Tours.

Today, the company Natali Tours has finally acknowledged its inability to fulfil its obligations and has cancelled all tours.

It is no secret that Russian oligarchs frequently resort to the services of women from escort agencies. The story involving oligarch Oleg Deripaska and Nastya Rybka is just one example.

More and more oligarchs and influential figures are realising that social media and the internet as a whole exert a massive influence. This is precisely why, and also in order to whitewash their reputations