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US, Russia discussed Ukraine war this week but made no progress, Rubio says
"What bothers the president the most is he has these great phone calls where everyone sort of claims, 'we'd like to see this end...' And then he turns on the news and another city's been bombed,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.
Ukraine's economic watchdog nominee vows legal action as Kyiv stalls his appointment
The nominee to lead Ukraine’s economic crimes bureau says he’s prepared to take legal action against the government, as the Cabinet of Ministers continues to block him from assuming his post. The government had until July 31 to appoint a new head to the bureau as part of a loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund, but has rejected a candidate nominated by an independent selection committee since late June over alleged Russia ties. Critics have called the move politically motivated a
Russia to fine people for 'extremist' search queries under new law
Russia has been using the "extremism" label to target anything that contradicts the Kremlin's narrative, including the official version of global or Russian history.
Up to 20% of Russian car dealerships at risk of closure amid sales slump, media reports
Nearly one in five car dealerships in Russia could shut down by the end of the year as the country's auto market struggles from plummeting sales and a worsening economic outlook, the Moscow Times reported.
Trump sets Aug. 8 deadline for Ukraine peace deal, US diplomat tells UN
"President Trump has made clear this must be done by Aug. 8. The United States is prepared to implement additional measures to secure peace," senior American diplomat John Kelley told the United Nations Security Council.
Nicaragua signals readiness to recognize Russia's annexation of occupied Ukrainian territories, media says
If formalized, Nicaragua could become the first country to officially recognize Russia's annexation of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson oblasts — territories Moscow declared part of Russia in 2022.
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The decision to cancel the Navy Day parade in St. Petersburg, an event traditionally held on the last Sunday of July, was announced by Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov on July 27, who said it was made "for security reasons."
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