RU In 2024, network security devices from the Israeli company Check Point Software Technologies worth over $3 million were imported into Russia, along with approximately $1 million worth of products from its California-based competitor Fortinet. Both firms manufacture their equipment in Taiwan but officially import them into Russia via a wide range of countries — from Sri Lanka to Malaysia — The Insider discovered via an analysis of customs databases.

The need to fight climate change is becoming more urgent. The year 2024 was yet another warmest year in recorded history, and for the first time, the annual average global air temperature exceeded the pre-industrial level (1850-1900) by more than 1.5 °C, which the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) views as the threshold for a safe temperature increase.

The main thesis of “America, first of all,” quite rightly characterizes Trump's approach to the whole world and its vision of geopolitics. The external observer - both in North America and in Europe - may be an idea of ​​the stubborn rejection of the Trump unions and collective formats of interaction, as well as a particularly negative attitude towards the traditional allies of Washington.

POLITICS Atlantic drift: Can Europe sustain Ukraine's war effort without U.S. assistance? 3 March 2025 Donald Trump’s much anticipated White House meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky proved to be a diplomatic failure . However, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s talks with the U.S. president, the united pro-Ukraine stance of European leaders, and the initial statements from Germany’s new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, indicate that Europe will not abandon its partner in Kyiv.

Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchin, who found herself in Russian captivity in the summer of 2023, was tortured in prison. According to the film-investigation “Slidism.Info” entitled “The Last Task of Vicki”, stab wounds were discovered on her body, and the weight of the grove decreased to 30 kg. Employees of the Russian colony systematically hid the grove from inspections, trying to hide the facts of cruelty to the prisoner.

Matthias Warnig, an ex-Stasi officer in East Germany, ex-head of the board of directors of the Russian aluminum giant Rusal, and ex-managing director of the Swiss parent company of Nord Stream 2, is lobbying for the relaunch of the natural gas pipeline. According to a recent report by the Financial Times , which cites anonymous sources with knowledge of the matter, Warnig is doing so with the backing of American investors.

The news The Insider March 3, 2025 US Secretary of Defense Pit Highset ordered the US cybercards to stop offensive operations against Russia, writes The New York Times with reference to the current official and two former officials familiar with new assignments.

The Savelovsky court of Moscow sentenced Blogger Elena Blinovskaya to 5 years in a general regime in the case of tax evasion. It is reported by RIA Novosti. Blinovskaya was found guilty of three criminal articles: tax evasion in the amount of about a billion rubles, money laundering and unlawful turnover of payments. The prosecutor asked her to appoint 6 years in prison. The Investigative Committee clarifies that Blinovskaya is also a fine of 1 million rubles.

Following the rapid collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime this past December, Russia’s primary espionage hub in the Middle East shifted from Syria to Iran. However, Moscow’s deepening ties with Tehran had already begun in 2022, as evidenced by a surge in flights to Iran by Russian intelligence operatives.

Donald Trump’s much anticipated White House meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky proved to be a diplomatic failure . However, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s talks with the U.S. president, the united pro-Ukraine stance of European leaders, and the initial statements from Germany’s new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, indicate that Europe will not abandon its partner in Kyiv.

French President Emmanuel Macron revealed a plan for the settlement of war in Ukraine, prepared by France and Great Britain. He told about this in an interview with Le Figaro. The plan proposed by France and Great Britain involves a partial ceasefire for a month. A truce will apply to air and sea attacks, as well as to attacks on energy infrastructure.

At least 1.7 million Russians issued a self -corruption for the issuance of loans through the "State Services". Such an opportunity appeared in Russia from March 1. This was reported by RBC with reference to the data received from the Ministry of Construction. According to the agency, the most popular new service was in Moscow - 351 thousand people were designed to self -background. In St. Petersburg, 144 thousand applications were submitted, in the Moscow region-112 thousand.

Investigations Sergey Kanev 3 march 2025 After the rapid fall of the Bashir Assad regime, the main coordination center of the Russian espionage in the Middle East from Syria moved to Iran. However, the strengthening of relations between Moscow and Tehran began back in 2022, this is evidenced by a sharp increase in the number of flights into Iran of Russian spies.

Importantly, this assessment is based on pre-pandemic data and does not reflect the escalation of the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. Why the world struggles to reach an agreement The need to fight climate change is becoming more urgent.

The Supreme Court of Tatarstan in February approved the sentence to the 62-year-old resident of Zelenodolsk Andrei Bogdanov. He was found guilty of repeated “discredit” of the army and an attempt to aim the military commissariat, sentencing to the four and a half years of the colony. About this writes "IDEL. Realities." Bogdanov denied his involvement, but the court considered his guilt the proven, including on the basis of the testimony of employees of the E -E Center.