Photo: eyewitnesses This evening, residents of the Kuntsevo district were going to hold a new gathering near the site of tree felling in Moskvoretsky Park and collect signatures for an appeal to local authorities. By the beginning of the action, several police cars and a paddy wagon arrived there, New Europe learned. According to participants in the gathering, at least three people were detained. Several more people had their passports checked and issued warnings.

The Google logo during the Hannover Fair in Hannover, Germany, March 31, 2025. Photo: Hannibal Hanschke/EPA The search bar turns into a chatbot - this destroys the usual Internet I'm watching how the mainstream media is reacting to Google's decision to finally get rid of the traditional search bar format. I watch and - that’s how it feels! - I shudder with horror. There is a complete feeling that I live in peace on different planets. Or maybe the media has already moved somewhere?

Errol Musk. Photo: Yuri Kochetkov / Sputnik / Imago Images / Scanpix / LETA How Russia fell in love with Elon Musk's father - and how his own son cursed him Today, May 25, South African entrepreneur, engineer and politician Errol Musk, best known as the father of the richest man on the planet, Elon Musk, turns 80 years old. Over the past year, Musk Sr.

Photo: Ostorozhno, Peterburg A 26-year-old woman in St. Petersburg is in critical condition after her former partner, a Ukraine war veteran with a criminal history, attacked her with acid and a knife at her home on Saturday evening. According to reports on Sunday from local news outlets Ostorozhno Petersburg and 78 Novosti , the woman’s ex-boyfriend Sergey Mikhailov ambushed her at the entrance to her home in central St.

Teacher Dima Zitser on how to save children from a Russian school and save yourself Why is it dangerous to send children to a regular Russian school? How to save a child from war propaganda in Russia if you can’t leave? What are the prospects for children in Russia in general? And also: what is family education and why does the state still allow the creation of small private schools? And how can civil society save children from war?

Ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Photo: Ali Haider/EPA The agreement has not yet been signed, but oil prices have already fallen The United States and Iran have reached an “agreement in principle” that includes opening the Strait of Hormuz to shipping, an unnamed US official told The New York Times. Details. The agreement has not yet been signed, noted the anonymous interlocutor of The Washington Post.

Smoke above a shopping center that came under Russian attack during a night attack, Kyiv, May 24, 2026. Photo: Sergey Dolzhenko / EP Walking tour of Sunday Kyiv. Report by Olga Musafirova The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed an attack on Kiev on the night of May 23-24 using Iskander missiles (from 1.65 to 3 million US dollars each), Kinzhal (from 4.5 to 10 million US dollars), Zircon (from 10 million to 15-20 million US dollars) and Oreshnik (approximately 30-50 million US dollars).

Photo: Kirill Zykov / Sputnik / Imago Images / Scanpix / LETA Authorities are encouraging women to have more children. In practice, pregnant Russian women face drug shortages, a shortage of doctors and rising costs Birth rates in Russia today are among the lowest in history. The authorities are trying to correct this: limiting abortions, banning “childfree propaganda” and introducing payments to pregnant schoolgirls and students.

Photo: International Court of Justice Moscow plans to file a complaint with the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over what it describes as Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia’s “refusal to stop their policy of discrimination against Russians”, Russian state-affiliated newspaper Izvestia reports , citing the Russian Foreign Ministry. The ministry accused the Baltic states of “consistently banning the Russian language, rewriting history, and persecuting dissidents”.

Firefighters extinguishing a blaze at a building hit by a Russian strike on Kyiv, 24 May 2026. Photo: Vladyslav Musienko / AFP / Scanpix / LETA Experts say the assault, which killed two and injured over 80, is part of a destructive new pattern Over the weekend, Russia struck Ukraine with its hypersonic Oreshnik missile for the third time since the start of its full-scale invasion, hitting the town of Bila Tserkva in the Kyiv region.

Metropolitan Hilarion (Alfeev). Photo from personal channel on Telegram The ex-“Minister of Foreign Affairs” of the Russian Orthodox Church, who lost his political roof, ended up in a criminal story: allegedly, a suspicious substance was found in his car.