The investigation demanded to arrest the property of the editor -in -chief of the Mediazone Sergey Smirnov. According to Mediazona, the corresponding application was received by the Butyrsky District Court of Moscow. The case was opened under an article on non -fulfillment of the duties of a “foreign agent” (part 2 of Article 330.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The date of consideration of the application has not yet been set.

The Central Electoral Bureau (TSI) Romania did not allow Kalin Georgke to the presidential election, reports the Romanian television channel Digi24. On the first round, which was held in November, the politician gained the largest number of votes, but the voting results were later canceled. Against the registration of the Georgsok as a candidate, 10 members of the QIB voted, for - 4, specifies Digi24. The decision was made at the meeting the night before.

RU Andrey Akimov, Gazprombank: A luxury apartment steps from Juliet’s balcony Gazprombank CEO Andrey Akimov has a luxury apartment in the historic center of Verona, the setting for Shakespeare’s most famous love story. Akimov has led state-controlled Gazprombank for over 20 years and is considered to be close to Putin’s inner circle.

The new US administration officially cancels 83% of the programs that the US Agency sponsored (USAID). This was announced on his page on Twitter by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The US authorities will cease to sponsor more than 5200 contracts, follows Rubio's post.

Australia is gearing up for federal elections set to be held this May, and polls indicate that opposition leader and Liberal Party head Peter Dutton is likely to become the country’s prime minister following the vote. Dutton's rhetoric closely mirrors that of the American president’s, a style that has previously gained little traction in Australia. He criticizes migrants, challenges inclusivity, and advocates for nationalism.

Gazprombank CEO Andrey Akimov has a luxury apartment in the historic center of Verona, the setting for Shakespeare’s most famous love story. Akimov has led state-controlled Gazprombank for over 20 years and is considered to be close to Putin’s inner circle. Under Akimov’s leadership, the bank has become an integral cog in the Kremlin machine, financing state projects and providing payroll services for Russian state security forces and the military.

The “reserve” part of the National Welfare Fund (FNB) decreased to 3.4 trillion rubles. In absolute terms, this is a minimum of 2019, in relation to GDP-the minimum level since 2008. This is written by Vedomosti and RBC with reference to the data of the Ministry of Finance. Since the beginning of 2022, the liquid part of the FNB has decreased by 2.5 times. For December - at once by 34%, since yuan and gold were then exchanged for 1.3 trillion rubles to cover the federal budget deficit.

The FSB of Russia began to massively refuse citizens of Ukraine at the entrance to the country, establishing prohibition prohibitions - 20 or 50 years. It is reported by The Moscow Times, having studied data from Telegram Chat "Sheremetyevo refuseniks", where people share their stories. According to Ukrainians who were not allowed into Russia, this practice is systematic. Since the fall of 2023, Ukrainian citizens can enter Russia only through Sheremetyevo Airport.

Anapa City Hall filed a lawsuit against the owners of the Volgonft-212 and Volgonft-239 tankers-Volgotransneft and Kama Shipping. Officials demand to recover 211 million rubles from the companies for work to eliminate the consequences of the fuel oil spill in the Black Sea. The corresponding lawsuit was filed on March 7 to the Arbitration Court of the Krasnodar Territory.

Individuals facing criminal charges in Russia have begun making donations to the state-backed “Defenders of the Fatherland” foundation in order to receive reduced sentences, according to a report by the independent publication Agentstvo (lit. “The Agency.”) The foundation, established in April 2023 at the initiative of President Vladimir Putin, provides support to participants of the so-called “special military operation” and their families.

POLITICS Rustam Alexander 10 March 2025 Australia is gearing up for federal elections set to be held this May, and polls indicate that opposition leader and Liberal Party head Peter Dutton is likely to become the country’s prime minister following the vote. Dutton's rhetoric closely mirrors that of the American president’s, a style that has previously gained little traction in Australia. He criticizes migrants, challenges inclusivity, and advocates for nationalism.

The new leader of the liberal party of Canada was chosen by Mark Carney, he will replace Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister of the country, Reuters reports . The 59-year-old former head of Canada Bank scored 86% of the vote in the Party elections, bypassing the ex-Minister of Finance Christ Christ Freeland. Carni has no political experience, but he called himself the most suitable candidate for negotiations with Donald Trump in the conditions of a trade war.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on one -time payments for participants in the hostilities in the Donbass who received disability. The document provides for financial assistance to those who fought in the region since May 11, 2014. According to the decree, the amount of payments depends on the disability group: Disabled people of groups will receive 6.05 million rubles. Disabled people of group II - 5.24 million rubles. Disabled groups of group III - 4.42 million rubles.

There are now no threats of the environment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the occupied territory of the Kursk region, says Alexander Syrfa, commander in the commencement of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. At the same time, he announced the transition of units to “profitable defense borders”: “Currently, there are no threats of the environment of our units in the Kursk region.

Russian state security agencies are experiencing a shortage of smartphone hacking equipment due to international sanctions, according to a report by the business publication RBC released earlier today. The issue has worsened since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, when foreign manufacturers halted exports to Moscow. After 2022, several major companies withdrew from the Russian market, including Israel’s Cellebrite, Switzerland’s MSAB, and the U.S.-based Magnet Forensics.