The Venice Biennale opens amidst a curator's death, Russia's controversial participation, and an unconventional U.S. entry, igniting art world debate.
Russia reportedly recruits African laborers for the Ukraine war due to soldier shortages, raising ethical and human rights concerns.
A drone struck a Moscow high-rise, breaching air defenses days before Russia's Victory Day parade.
Russia is reportedly recruiting African nationals for its war in Ukraine, driven by economic hardship and job scarcity on the continent.
Lithuania announces the arrest of nine individuals linked to Russian sabotage and murder plots, highlighting ongoing security threats.
Trump and Putin have called for a brief Ukraine cease-fire, but past truces have failed amid accusations of violations.
Russia's Victory Day parade will omit tanks and heavy armor, signaling the war in Ukraine's significant toll on military assets.
UK court hears that men accused of arson attacks on properties linked to PM Keir Starmer were recruited via a Russian-language Telegram account.
The sanctioned superyacht Nord, linked to Russian oligarch Aleksei Mordashov, has passed through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.
Russians are increasingly questioning President Putin's internet restrictions, impacting influencers and opposition alike.