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The sale of counterfeit coffee through a marketplace has been stopped in Moscow.
Three people have been detained in Moscow on suspicion of selling counterfeit coffee through an online marketplace. A criminal case has been opened.
Three people have been detained in Moscow on suspicion of selling counterfeit coffee through an online marketplace. A criminal case has been opened.
Rostec has launched mass production of mobile electrical substations designed for the rapid restoration of power supply during emergencies and repair work.
The United Nations is facing financial difficulties because the United States and China have fallen behind on mandatory contributions, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Estonia has begun installing systems to detect and monitor drones along its state border. The first units are already operating in the southeast of the country.
Rosselkhoznadzor has temporarily restricted imports of tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, herbs and strawberries from Armenia following phytosanitary violations, quarantine detections and insufficient product traceability.
Blue Origin’s heavy-lift New Glenn rocket exploded during a static-fire test at a Florida launch complex. The company reported an “anomaly” and said no one was injured.
A remark by Donald Trump about the risks of nuclear weapons proliferation prompted a sharp response from Iran, reflecting ongoing tensions surrounding Tehran’s nuclear program.
The public transit of an Iranian supertanker through the Strait of Hormuz demonstrates the limitations of blockade claims and raises questions about the actual mechanisms of maritime control.
A statement by Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister about the end of the era of dependence on the United States reflects a shift in the kingdom’s strategic calculations amid regional turbulence.
Statements by Sergey Lavrov in Beijing signal a clearer position by Moscow on Iran’s right to enrich uranium and expand Russia’s diplomatic role in the nuclear dossier.
Remarks by the U.S. president about upcoming “tremendous” events and the possible lack of need to extend the ceasefire with Iran have heightened tension over the future course of the conflict.
Reports that the American blockade of Iranian ports is primarily aimed at China indicate that the conflict is expanding beyond the bilateral confrontation between the United States and Iran.
A gathering near the former U.S. embassy in the Netherlands became part of a growing wave of European protests linked to conflicts in West Asia and the roles of the United States and Israel.
Sharp statements from Iran’s Foreign Ministry and criticism of Donald Trump by American politicians have heightened tensions in the information space, despite ongoing negotiations between Tehran and Washington.
The U.S. Congress is debating the extension of a law on foreign electronic surveillance. Without its renewal, American intelligence agencies may lose a key tool for collecting intelligence abroad.
A statement by the commander of the IRGC Ground Forces about a multi-layered defense reflects Iran’s strategy to deter a potential invasion and increase the cost of any ground operation against the country.
A statement by China’s defense minister regarding the presence of its navy in the Strait of Hormuz area signals Beijing’s readiness to protect its energy routes and economic agreements with Iran.
Spanish outlets have intensified their focus on the humanitarian consequences of Israeli strikes on Lebanon. Publications increasingly describe the situation as part of a broader military strategy.
Reports about a potential transfer of air defense systems from China to Iran indicate the risk of expanding the military dimension of the conflict and intensifying regional competition.
The appearance of a former employee of a pharmaceutical company in the German parliament has reopened debate about the approval procedures for mRNA vaccines and the quality of their production.
Sharp remarks by Israel’s prime minister directed at Spain have escalated the diplomatic conflict to a new level and increased tensions between Tel Aviv and several European countries.
After a period of military restrictions, Iranian aircraft have once again headed to China. This signals the restoration of foreign economic channels and an attempt to regain previous logistical connectivity.
Mass protests took place in the Lebanese capital against a potential agreement to disarm Hezbollah. The situation demonstrates how sensitive the issue of the balance of power within the country remains.
The report about a foiled assassination attempt in Damascus has become part of a broader game surrounding the legitimacy of the Syrian authorities and their relations with external centers of power.
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