Dazzling Ice and Snow Art: China and Russia’s Winter Masterpieces
China and Russia showcase their exceptional ice and snow sculpting skills, creating dazzling winter masterpieces that captivate audiences worldwide.
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Russia’s Pivot East: Putin’s Fifth Term Signals De-Westernization and Closer Ties with China
Vladimir Putin’s fifth term as Russia’s president signals a shift toward de-Westernization and stronger ties with China, marking a potential new era in international relations.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel Arrives in Moscow for Diplomatic Visit
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel arrived in Moscow on Tuesday, marking a significant moment in Cuba-Russia relations.
Senior CPC Official Chen Wenqing to Attend Security Meeting in Russia
Chen Wenqing, senior CPC official, will visit Russia to attend the 12th International Meeting of High Representatives for Security Issues from April 20 to 28, signaling China’s commitment to international security cooperation.
Severe Flooding in Kazakhstan and Russia as Rescue Efforts Intensify
Severe flooding caused by snowmelt and dam breaches has hit Kazakhstan and Russia, leading to the worst deluge in 70 years. Rescue operations are underway as authorities work to protect affected communities.
Russia Successfully Launches Angara A5 Rocket from Vostochny Cosmodrome
Russia successfully launches the Angara A5 heavy-lift rocket from Vostochny Cosmodrome for the first time, marking a significant milestone in its space program.
Russia Cancels Second Angara-A5 Rocket Launch Attempt Due to Technical Issues
Russia postpones the launch of its Angara-A5 space rocket from the Vostochny Cosmodrome for the second time due to technical issues, with the next attempt scheduled for Thursday.
Over 100,000 Evacuated in Russia and Kazakhstan Amid Worst Floods in 70 Years
More than 100,000 people have been evacuated in Russia and Kazakhstan due to severe flooding caused by rapidly melting snow, leading to the worst floods in the region in at least 70 years.
Russia Aborts Angara A5 Rocket Launch at Vostochny Cosmodrome
Russia postpones the launch of its Angara A5 heavy-lift rocket from Vostochny Cosmodrome due to a technical malfunction, marking a delay in the nation’s space ambitions.
Record Floods Swell Rivers in Russia’s Ural Mountains, Thousands Evacuated
Record floods in Russia’s Ural Mountains have breached a dam, flooding two cities, affecting over 10,000 homes, and forcing thousands to evacuate with only their pets and essential belongings.
Russia Evacuates 2,000 as Floods Hit Orsk After Ural River Overflows
Around 2,000 people have been evacuated from Orsk, Russia, after the Ural River flooded, causing a dam to burst and affecting riverside villages.
NATO’s Increased Military Spending Raises Concerns Over European Stability
As NATO foreign ministers meet in Brussels to mark the alliance’s 75th anniversary, increased military spending and large-scale exercises raise concerns over European stability and relations with Russia.
DPRK Foreign Trade Minister Visits Moscow for Bilateral Talks
Foreign Trade Minister Yun Jong Ho of the DPRK visits Moscow for high-level meetings aimed at strengthening bilateral relations with Russia, as announced by Russian Minister Alexander Kozlov.
Gunmen Attack Concert Near Moscow, Islamic State Claims Responsibility
Gunmen attacked a concert near Moscow’s Crocus City Hall on Friday, leaving several injured. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility, prompting a criminal investigation by Russian authorities.
Putin’s Next Term: What Lies Ahead for Russia?
Re-elected President Vladimir Putin outlines ambitious plans for Russia’s future, focusing on socio-economic development, cultural values, and national security.
First Giant Panda Born in Russia Makes Public Debut at Moscow Zoo
Six-month-old giant panda cub Katyusha, the first ever born in Russia, made her public debut at Moscow Zoo on March 8, delighting visitors and marking a milestone in conservation efforts.
Rising Tensions: NATO’s Largest Military Drills Amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict Stir Global Concerns
As NATO prepares for its largest military exercises since the Cold War, concerns rise over escalating tensions with Russia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Putin Addresses Nation in Annual End-of-Year Press Conference
Russian President Vladimir Putin holds his annual end-of-year press conference, summarizing national achievements and addressing international relations. The event offers insights into Russia’s future direction and impact on Asia.
Moscow Residents Share Stressful Experiences as Wagner Rebellion Ends
Moscow residents recount a stressful and unpredictable day as the Wagner mercenary group’s rebellion ends abruptly. The city’s response highlights concerns over security and stability.
Russia Urges U.S. to Prove It Did Not Sabotage Nord Stream Pipelines
Russia urges the U.S. to prove it was not behind the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, intensifying tensions over the alleged sabotage. The White House dismisses claims as false.