The daughter of Alexader Dugin, a hardline Russian ideologue close to President Vladimir Putin, has been killed in a car bombing on Moscow's outskirts, authorities said on Sunday.

According to family members quoted by Russian media, Dugin — a vocal supporter of Kremlin's offensive in Ukraine — was the likely target of the blast as his daughter bor

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Two Albanian soldiers were injured while trying to stop two Russians and a Ukrainian national from entering a military plant, the country's defense ministry said late Saturday evening.

One of the suspects allegedly attacked the guards while trying to take photographs of the Gramsh factory in central Albania, which is used for dismantling derelict

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed that a team of independent inspectors can travel to the Moscow-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant via Ukraine, the French presidency said on Friday.

The apparent resolution of a dispute over whether inspectors travel to the plant via Ukraine or Russia came as a senior U.S. defense official said Ukraine's

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Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels TensionsimageCountries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels TensionsCountries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels TensionsCountries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels TensionsCountries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels TensionsCountries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Countries Dismantle Soviet-Era Monuments as Russia's Ukraine Invasion Fuels Tensions
Traces of the Soviet past are disappearing from countries in eastern Europe as part of their wider efforts to distance themselves from Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.

Countries that had been within Moscow's orbit during the Soviet period — particularly Poland and the Baltic states — have moved to remove Soviet-era monuments from the

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Russian gas deliveries to Europe through the Nord Stream pipeline will cease from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2 for "maintenance," Russian energy giant Gazprom said Friday, raising the prospect of energy shortages in Europe.

"It is necessary to carry out maintenance every 1,000 hours" of operation, Gazprom said in a statement.

"On Aug. 31, 2022, the only Trent

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Russian authorities are building the “largest” military-patriotic youth education center in the country’s northwest amid a wider militarization of young Russians that has accelerated since Russia invaded Ukraine, pro-Kremlin media has reported.

The Avangard teaching center in the Vologda region is expected to hold its first training camp in 2023,

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