In 2026, the parade on May 9 in Moscow will be held in a truncated format for the first time in 18 years - without columns of military equipment, and in a number of regions festive events have been cancelled.

Donald Trump announced a three-day truce between Russia and Ukraine - May 9, 10 and 11 - with the suspension of all hostilities and the exchange of 1,000 prisoners on each side. According to Trump, the initiative came from him personally and was agreed upon by both Putin and Zelensky. The announcement comes as a surprise given that previous attempts to negotiate a mutual ceasefire have failed.

The Dutch personal data protection regulator (AP), together with its Norwegian and Finnish colleagues, fined MLU, the Dutch subsidiary of Yandex, which operated the Yango application in Norway and Finland, €100 million, reports NU.nl. According to the regulator, customer and driver data was stored on servers in Russia without adequate security guarantees: scans of licenses, home addresses, account numbers, exact routes, correspondence and social security numbers.

THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) IS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY THE BELL'S FOREIGN AGENT OR CONCERNES THE ACTIVITIES OF THE BELL'S FOREIGN AGENT. 18+ The global interactive entertainment and e-sports industry is entering a phase of moderate development after the explosive growth rates of the pandemic. The industry is actively transforming and is no longer defined solely by the number of copies sold of games or the peak performance of online broadcasts of eSports events.

Anthropic's "dangerous" model, Claude Mythos, capable of finding vulnerabilities in software and becoming a dangerous weapon in the hands of hackers, caused panic in the Donald Trump administration. Now the White House has doubts about the chosen course to accelerate AI, The Wall Street Journal has learned . One of the first to sound the alarm was Vice President J.D.

Since the beginning of the year, Russia's budget deficit has grown to 2.5% of GDP, to 5.877 trillion rubles, and has already significantly exceeded the planned 1.6%, or 3.79 trillion rubles, according to fresh data from the Ministry of Finance. In January-March, the deficit was 1.9%; over the month it added 1.3 trillion rubles. Total budget revenues for four months decreased year-on-year by 4.5%, to 11.721 trillion rubles, expenses increased by 15.7%, to 17.598 trillion rubles.

The Moscow City Court overturned the decision to ban the dissemination of information from the humorous website “YaPlakal” in Russia, the press service of the capital’s courts reported . “The Judicial Collegium for Administrative Cases of the Moscow City Court overturned the decision of the court of first instance and adopted a new decision, which denied the Chertanovsky Interdistrict Prosecutor’s claims,” the statement says.

The bankruptcy of the international school Le Sallay, created by entrepreneur Sergei Kuznetsov, became the reason for the largest social network scandal this spring. The Bell examined bankruptcy court documents and French registries to find out how Le Sallay's business was structured: who invested and lost money in the school, who owned the castle in Burgundy where the school sessions were held, and how roles were divided among these people.

The Federal Air Transport Agency today issued a notice (NOTAM) about the suspension of operations at 13 airports in southern Russia - Astrakhan, Vladikavkaz, Volgograd, Gelendzhik, Grozny, Krasnodar, Makhachkala, Magas, Mineralnye Vody, Nalchik, Sochi, Stavropol, Elista - until May 12. The notice is due to a drone hitting the building of the Air Navigation of the South of Russia this morning. The closure period may be reduced after an analysis of the damage caused.

Kaspersky Lab founder Natalya Kasperskaya and her husband Igor Ashmanov have always been the top statists in the Russian IT industry, but in recent months they have become fierce defenders of VPNs and opponents of blocking. As The Bell found out, Kasperskaya even met about this with officers of the Second Service of the FSB, which has recently been responsible for clearing the RuNet of foreign services. But the results of this meeting cannot be called comforting.

The topic of the issue is why Natalya Kasperskaya decided to compete with the FSB for VPN Kaspersky Lab founder Natalya Kasperskaya and her husband Igor Ashmanov have always been the top statists in the Russian IT industry, but in recent months they have become fierce defenders of VPNs and opponents of blocking. As The Bell found out, Kasperskaya even met about this with officers of the Second Service of the FSB, which has recently been responsible for clearing the RuNet of foreign services.

The Italian bank Unicredit was able to agree with the Russian authorities on the exit in parts. But he will have to maintain cross-border transfers in dollars and euros with Russia Unicredit Press Kit