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Oct 6, 2025
War and wine: While Russia bleeds money and battles drones, Putin's wine business is booming
The Krinitsa winery, just down the road from Putin's Gelendzhik palace, is estimated to be worth over 27 billion rubles ($330 million), making it Russia's most valuable winemaking operation. Plans are underway to build a wine tourism center there, with three more in the works for other properties near Gelendzhik and in Russian-occupied Crimea. Bank Rossiya — widely known as the “bank of Putin's friends” — is funding the projects.
Sergey Panov
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Oct 6, 2025
Tim Cook will leave the post of CEO of Apple, he will be replaced by the head of the hardware development department John Ternus - Bloomberg
Apple is preparing to change its CEO - this post will be taken by the head of the hardware development department, John Ternus, writes Bloomberg, citing sources. It is noted that the current head of the company, Tim Cook, who turns 65 next month, no longer has a deputy - after the departure of Apple veteran, COO Jeff Williams. He was called Cook's right hand: it is known that he had a hand in the development of many products launched after the death of company co-founder Steve Jobs.
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Oct 6, 2025
A Muscovite received an electronic summons two minutes after the microloan - “Go through the forest”
A resident of Moscow immediately after receiving a microloan received an electronic summons. This is reported by the “Walk through the Forest” project, which helps to evade mobilization in Russia associated with the invasion of Ukraine. “Due to a delay in salary, I took out a microloan - I clicked “consent to the processing of personal data” at 2:50, and at 2:52 I received a notification from the State Services and an [electronic] summons.
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Oct 6, 2025
Denmark will tighten control over oil tankers passing through its waters as part of the fight against Russia's "shadow fleet"
Danish authorities have announced that they will tighten environmental controls over oil tankers in the Danish port of Skagen, which serves as a transport hub between the Baltic and North Seas.
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Oct 6, 2025
Китай спонсировал дезинформационную кампанию на Филиппинах с целью подорвать сотрудничество страны с США
Китай платил филиппинской маркетинговой кампании InfinitUs Marketing Solutions за организацию дезинформационных кампаний в соцсетях, которые должны были подорвать сотрудничество между Филиппинами и США в сфере безопасности. Об этом говорится в расследовании агентства Reuters. Компания InfinitUs создавала поддельные профили в соцсетях Facebook и Twitter (X), которые хвалили Китай и критиковали работу филиппинского правительства, политику США и даже эффективность западных вакцин от COVID-19.
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Oct 6, 2025
From “Historical Chronicles” to “The Century of the USSR”. How TV propaganda justifies war and repression through “historical” films
Society Ksenia Eggert 6 October 2025 A year ago, on September 11, 2024, journalist and TV presenter Nikolai Svanidze passed away. His most important legacy is educational documentaries that told a television audience of millions in accessible language about Russian history, including its not so pleasant episodes.
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Oct 6, 2025
The state of Illinois and the city of Chicago are suing the Trump administration over the illegal decision to send National Guard troops there.
The state of Illinois and the city of Chicago have filed a lawsuit against the administration of President Donald Trump, CNN reports . The lawsuit was filed on Monday, October 6, in US District Court in Illinois following Trump's decision to send 300 National Guard troops to the state. “Defendants' dispatch of federal troops to Illinois is patently illegal.
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Oct 6, 2025
A court in Russia sentenced a former military man who returned from captivity to 4 years in prison for two interviews with a Ukrainian journalist.
The Moscow City Court sentenced Pavel Guguev, a former participant in the war in Ukraine, to four years in a general regime colony in the case of confidential cooperation with foreigners (Article 275.1 of the Criminal Code), Mediazona reports . The sentence also provides for one and a half years of restriction of freedom. Guguev has been under arrest since the end of 2023.
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Oct 6, 2025
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigns
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigned on Monday. The country's President Emmanuel Macron has already accepted his resignation. This was reported by Le Monde with reference to a statement from the Elysee Palace. Lecornu resigned the day after Macron approved the new government. Today was supposed to be the transfer of affairs from Lecornu to the new Minister of Defense Bruno Le Maire and the first meeting of the new government.
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Oct 6, 2025
The election of Takaichi as head of the ruling party of Japan was a success for its right side; it will complicate relations in the ruling coalition - Japaneseist
News The Insider October 6, 2025 For the first time in 70 years of its history, the leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party of Japan (LDP) is a woman - former Japanese Minister of Internal Affairs Sanae Takaichi. This automatically makes her a candidate for the post of prime minister: the election of the head of the Japanese government, who will replace the resigned Shigeru Ishiba, should take place at an extraordinary session of parliament, which will take place within two weeks.
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Oct 6, 2025
Denmark to tighten control over passing oil tankers to combat Russia’s “shadow fleet”
Danish officials have announced plans to tighten environmental control over oil tankers in the port of Skagen, which serves as a transport hub between the Baltic and North Seas.
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Oct 6, 2025
FT: Cryptocurrency of Ilan Shor and the Russian defense bank spent $6.1 billion in just a month and a half, bypassing US sanctions
According to the Financial Times, the administrators of the Kremlin-linked A7A5 cryptocurrency have handled at least $6.1 billion since August 14, when US sanctions were imposed on the Grinex crypto exchange. Then, A7A5 operators removed 33.8 billion tokens (worth $405 million) from two wallets associated with it - this is over 80% of all A7A5 issued.
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Oct 6, 2025
Daria Trepova was placed in a punishment cell after she gave an interview to state media, but they were forbidden to publish them
Daria Trepova, convicted in the case of the murder of Vladlen Tatarsky, was transferred to a punishment cell - her husband Dmitry Rylov announced this. According to him, before this, Trepova, in agreement with the administration of the colony, gave an interview to VGTRK and RIA Novosti. However, according to Rylov, the recordings were not published: the editors refused to release the material. SOTAvision drew attention to Dmitry’s publication.
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Oct 6, 2025
In the Belgorod region, 24 settlements were left without electricity after massive shelling
As a result of shelling by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, about 40 thousand residents of the Belgorod region were left without electricity, Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said on the night of October 6. “We have significant damage to the power supply in 7 municipalities,” the official wrote on his Telegram channel. In the morning, Gladkov reported that thanks to repair work that continued all night, power supply had been partially restored. Nevertheless, as of 7 a.m.
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Oct 6, 2025
Former Supreme Court judge Momotov was expelled from the Presidential Commission. Previously, he was accused of having connections with the criminal world.
Former Supreme Court judge Viktor Momotov was excluded from the Commission under the President of the Russian Federation for preliminary consideration of issues of appointment of judges and termination of their powers.
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