Coastal states have rights over the exploration and use of marine resources in their EEZs — both living (such as fish) and non-living (like oil and gas). They also hold regulatory power over economic activity in the area and. However, international law still permits freedom of navigation, overflight, and the laying of cables and pipelines by other states within EEZs, similar to in neutral waters.

News The Insider June 3, 2025 Photo: The Insider Today, the Supreme Court left in pre-trial detention ten defendants in the case of protests in Baymak in January 2024. At the hearing, the defendants, who participated in the trial via video link, challenged the court, made political statements and demonstrated posters from behind bars, The Insider found out.

Antifake 3 June 2025 Iva Tsoi Russian state media on Tuesday began to write en masse about Western countries’ “condemnation” of the operation of the Security Service of Ukraine called “Web,” carried out on June 1, during which military airfields in five Russian regions were attacked with the help of drones and, according to various sources, from eight to 41 aircraft were damaged.

News The Insider June 3, 2025 Photo: Alexander Petrosyan / Kommersant From 2026, Russian schoolchildren will study a new compulsory subject, “Spiritual and Moral Culture of Russia.” This was announced by the rector of the Moscow Pedagogical State University Alexey Lubkov in an interview with TASS. The course will cover students in grades 5–7 and will become one of the key subjects in the school curriculum, designed to shape the worldview of children.

How European weapons reach Russia despite the embargo A large share of firearms shipments to Russia goes unrecorded in international customs data. This may be due to the involvement of Russia’s Customs Union partners — Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan — where trade flows are exempt from standard customs procedures. Nevertheless, The Insider has managed to trace several links from these supply chains. Some arms shipments to Russia pass through Turkey, a member of NATO since 1952.

The Russian Gazprom quietly turned the work on the gas hub project in Turkey, which was considered as a way to partially return the positions lost after the invasion of Ukraine in the European energy market. It is reported by Bloomberg with reference to sources familiar with the situation. With the idea of ​​using Turkey - a country where two large Russian pipelines are already being led, - Vladimir Putin spoke in October 2022, shortly after explosions in the Northern Streams.

The Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan accused the head of the Armenian Apostolic Church (AAC) Garegin II of violating the vow of celibacy. As the prime minister wrote on his Facebook, the 73-year-old Catholicos, presumably, has a child.

The German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz said that the government intends to continue the practice of turning migrants on the border, despite the decision of the Berlin court, which recognized such a policy illegal, Bild reports .

Available in English The Czech-Austrian industrial group Hennlich continues to work in Russia through a subsidiary, which is conducting cases with defense plants, including those who fell under the sanctions of the EU and the USA. To whom Hannlikh LLC owns and how the company helps the Russian military industry during the war against Ukraine - in a joint investigation of The Insider and Investigace.cz . Hannlikh in Europe and Russia Hennlich Group , founded in 1922 by German A.

The Biotechnological Company InSilico Medicine, whose headquarters are located in Boston and Hong Kong, reported a breakthrough in the field of creating drugs using artificial intelligence, Bloomberg reports . The drug Renterstib, developed completely using AI, for the first time successfully passed the clinical trials of the average stage for the treatment of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis - an incurable disease of the lungs, in which the scarring of tissues complicates breathing.

The Government Commission on Forever Activities approved the initiative of the Ministry of Justice on the deprivation of “adherents of extremist ideology” opportunities to be transferred to the colony at the place of residence of their relatives, RBC reports . Similar restrictions will affect all foreign citizens and stateless persons. Corresponding amendments are planned to be introduced to the Criminal Executive Code.

On June 5, regional payments will double in Bashkortostan for those who will conclude a contract with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. According to the decree of the head of the republic, Radiy Khabirov, the amount will decrease from 1.2 million rubles to 600 thousand. One -time payments will be reduced by 1.6 times - from 1.6 million rubles to 1 million. The municipal allowance of 700 thousand rubles will remain.

In the 89th year of his life, the Soviet and Moldavian composer Evgeny Doga died . His death was reported by the Moldovan authorities. The president of the country of Maya Sandu announced that on the day of the composer’s funeral in Moldova, national mourning will be announced. Evgeny Doga is one of the most famous composers in the post -Soviet space. He wrote music for films, theater, ballet, choirs, chamber and symphonic orchestras.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced a special operation against the Crimean bridge. According to the agency, on the morning of June 3 at 4:44, an explosive mechanism was activated, installed under water about one of the structural supports. According to the SBU, the operation lasted several months, the special services agents mined the bridge supports.

The Commander -in -Chief of the Ground Forces, Mikhail Drapaty, was appointed commander of the United Forces, said President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky in the evening circulation. “The drapaty will concentrate exclusively on combat matters and appointed the commander of the united forces so that he could engage in the front by 100%,” Zelensky said. Another person will be engaged in the system of ground forces, he added, but did not specify who.