The Iranian president said the necessary work to return the remaining portion of the funds is also continuing

According to the Russian Defense Ministry, artillery crews of the 6th Motor Rifle Division are conducting combat operations in the Konstantinovka direction round-the-clock

Патриарх Московский и всея Руси Кирилл 28 июня совершил Божественную литургию в отреставрированном Успенском соборе Тульского кремля, сообщило правительство региона.

В Ковдорском политехническом колледже состоялся первый выпуск студентов, обучавшихся по федеральному проекту "Профессионалитет". Из стен учебного заведения вышли 39 молодых специалистов, готовых продолжать карьеру на горнодобывающих предприятиях региона. В торжественной обстановке выпускникам вручили дипломы и сувениры от колледжа, а также особый подарок - иллюстрированную энциклопедию по Великой Отечественной войне. Ключевым партнером проекта выступил Ковдорский ГОК.

Судебная коллегия Забайкальского краевого суда ужесточила приговор в отношении местной жительницы, которая организовала гей-клуб в Чите («международное общественное движение ЛГБТ» признано в России экстремистским и запрещено). Как сообщила объединенная пресс-служба судов Забайкалья в мессенджере Max, наказание увеличено до шести лет и двух месяцев лишения свободы, в остальном приговор оставлен без изменений.

в Московской области достаточно запасов бензина и дизельного топлива. Общий график поставок на автозаправочные станции остается неизменным, поставки продолжаются, сообщила пресс-служба регионального минэнерго.

Перебои с поставками топлива начинают сказываться на рынке автоперевозок. Внутри России основные сложности наблюдаются на юге, на китайском направлении снижается суточный пробег, частота и предсказуемость рейсов, а время ожидания на заправках измеряется сутками. Сильный удар по перевозчикам нанесли сокращение или отмена скидок по топливным картам, ИП пострадали еще сильнее, поскольку попали в лимиты отпуска топлива для физлиц. Участники рынка ждут конвертации выросших цен на топливо в стоимость перевозки и отмечают, что альтернативы автотранспорту для большинства клиентов нет.

“Ъ” продолжает проект «Контуры будущего» (начало см. “Ъ” от 25 мая и 1 июня): серию материалов, отражающих содержание гипотетических переговоров о новом мироустройстве, которые рано или поздно будут начаты, когда завершится нынешний период турбулентности. Тема этого выпуска — будущая политическая карта мира. Стран на планете становится все больше, а их объединения — все многообразнее, но в список субъектов, формирующих глобальную повестку дня, входят теперь не только они. О самых заметных тенденциях, отражающихся на карте мира, и о том, к чему эти изменения могут привести в ближайшие десятилетия,— в тексте Ивана Сухова.

У нашего журнала есть секрет. У нас нет ни одной статьи, где не говорилось бы о деньгах.

Помпезный госвизит американского президента и не менее торжественный официальный визит президента России в Поднебесную стали, пожалуй, самыми яркими политическими зрелищами мая. Но, поскольку от ярких заявлений главы трех супердержав воздержались, события эти мало взволновали рынки. Куда больше инвесторов волновало хрупкое перемирие и блокировка судоходства в Ормузском заливе, которое к концу мая на сдержанной риторике представителей Ирана и США охладило цены на нефть ниже психологического порога $100 за баррель. Однако после «риторики пушек» 25–26 мая, когда американцы заявили об ударах по иранским катерам и пусковым площадкам иранских ракет, и после ответных угроз иранцев поднять цены на нефть до $200 нефть-таки вернулась к росту. Тем временем в России инвесторы в сезон годовых отчетов компаний с большим интересом слушали не политиков, а представителей крупного бизнеса в надежде на рост цен акций и выплату вожделенных дивидендов по итогам 2025 года.

Банк России при пересмотре среднесрочного прогноза в июле учет ситуацию на топливном рынке в ожиданиях по инфляции на 2026 год, заявил зампред ЦБ Алексей Заботкин."Мы будем следить за ситуацией, за тем, насколько те меры, которые предпринимает правительство, стабилизируют ситуацию на рынке топлива.

Президент Белоруссии Александр Лукашенко рассказал председателю КНР Си Цзиньпину, что прилетел в Пекин из Подмосковья, где проводил переговоры с российским лидером Владимиром Путиным."Мы с вами постоянно обмениваемся точками зрения по международной повестке дня, о ситуации в регионе.

The Kremlin leader said Russia is facing a “certain shortage” of fuel but stressed that it had not yet reached a “critical” phase.

Kyiv calls its attacks fair retribution for Russia's near-daily barrages on Ukrainian civilians and energy infrastructure.

Полиция в Иркутской области составила четыре протокола на местных жителей, пытавшихся перепродать бензин по завышенным ценам, сообщили в региональном управлении МВД.

Сети магазинов «Пятерочка» и «Перекресток», принадлежащие группе Х5, приостановили закупку кондитерских изделий под брендами Raffaello и Kinder.

Poland is reportedly demanding yearly €2,000 payments for Nazi crimes survivors instead of a €1.3 trillion compensation Read Full Article at RT.com

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Volkswagen is reportedly weighing the closure of four German factories with the loss of 100,000 jobs Read Full Article at RT.com

The US has threatened to divert LNG supplies from the EU unless it eases methane rules imposed on foreign exporters Read Full Article at RT.com

The US could intensify its pressure on Cuba as early as July, following the conclusion of the FIFA World Cup finals, according to Raúl Romero, a Latin American studies expert at Mexico's National Autonomous University, who spoke with Sputnik.

Gold prices still hold upside potential, though their future path will rely on three key factors: US Federal Reserve policy, incoming macroeconomic figures, and geopolitical developments in the Middle East, Turkish financial expert Onur Dasdemir — a former Central Bank of Turkiye analyst — told Sputnik.

Министр обороны РФ Андрей Белоусов провел встречу с военными корреспондентами, в том числе из федеральных СМИ. Обсуждались противодействие беспилотникам, развитие войск беспилотных систем, внедрение искусственного интеллекта и меры социальной поддержки участников спецоперации. «Ведомости» собрали основные тезисы.

В выходные российский рынок рос, и индекс Мосбиржи едва не дотянул до важного технического уровня 2300 – закрытие прошло по 2298 пункта. Но утро понедельника котировки начали с нового падения. По состоянию на 9:45 мск индекс Мосбиржи снизился по отношению к закрытию предыдущего дня на 0,64% и составил 2271,05. Индекс РТС снизился на 0,64% и составил 928,39.

Lightning struck the Eiffel Tower as a powerful thunderstorm swept across Paris on Saturday night, sending visitors scrambling for shelter. The dramatic weather followed days of record-breaking heat in France, where authorities say the extreme temperatures contributed to a sharp rise in deaths.

The shooting happened at San Pedro Square, one of several places in the San Francisco Bay Area where crowds have gathered to watch World Cup matches on big outdoor screens.

The pilot and 10 passengers - including five first-time parachutists - died in the incident, local officials said.

An estimated 150 million people have been experiencing temperatures of over 35C across Europe.

A helicopter crash in Ras Tanura, on Saudi Arabia's eastern coast, has killed 14 people.

The temple is mired in embezzlement allegations before crucial state elections, embarrassing PM Modi's government.

South Korea's World Cup exit after the group stage prompted the coach to quit, with the president calling for a probe.

France estimates that its death rate rose by at least 1,000 people during the devastating heatwave that swept the country last week – but that is at the cautious end of the estimate. As authorities continue to tally the number of heat-related deaths, mortuaries in Paris and its immediate region report they are already full to the brink. 

The death toll from Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes neared 1,500 on Sunday as rescue workers raced against the clock to find survivors among the nearly 50,000 people still unaccounted for. 

Film-maker Maria Stoianova mines her father’s video diaries from the 1980s and 90s to document the decline of communism – and his obsession with western shopping mallsHere is an interesting film which does not render up its meaning easily: a personal piece about memory, and an enigmatic essay about the decline and fall of the Soviet Union as it was experienced by one family in Ukraine, based entirely on home-movie video footage. It is innocent and transparent, and yet subtly encumbered by the sadness of history. I can imagine Adam Curtis quoting this in its entirety for some new compilation about the post-communist 20th century.Film-maker Maria Stoianova presents us with video clips shot by her dad, Mykhailo Stoianov, an ice skater and ice dancer with the Ukrainian national ice ballet company who, throughout the communist 1980s and into the new era, toured the US, Canada, the Middle East and western Europe. (Mykhailo even played Blackpool in the UK.) The skaters were a privileged cultural group, encouraged by the Soviet state as diplomatic standard bearers and a source of hard foreign currency, but closely monitored by the KGB at all times; Maria remembers her father recounting a tense conversation with an intelligence officer about working for them. Continue reading...

Russian president says he expects to host US representatives once Middle East crisis eases; Siberian region of Irkutsk sets 50-litre limit at state-run outlets. What we know on day 1,586Vladimir Putin says he expects US negotiators to come to Moscow, once Washington had reached an agreement with Iran over the Middle East conflict. “We expect that after all the events are over, after the active phase on the Iranian track has passed, we will see the arrival of those representatives of the US administration with whom we have already met in Moscow repeatedly,” the Russian president told Russian journalist Pavel Zarubin. “We are ready to continue negotiations and ready to continue negotiations and discuss all the details.” Putin was responding to a question on the state of Russian-US relations after the G7 summit in France, when Donald Trump said Russia should “make a deal with Ukraine”. On Wednesday, the US President said his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy was doing well in the war against Russia, having previously said he lacked the “cards” to win.Russia’s president acknowledged “a certain shortage” of fuel after Ukrainian retaliatory strikes on energy infrastructure sparked by his invasion of the country. “As for strikes against critical infrastructure in general, and energy infrastructure in particular, of course these attacks on our infrastructure facilities create problems, that’s obvious,” said Putin in an interview published by the Kremlin on Sunday. “Right now we’re observing a certain shortage, but it’s not critical.” The priority now was to improve air defences and protect fuel supplies, particularly in Russian-occupied Crimea, he said. Fuel deliveries to the Black Sea peninsula by land and sea will be increased, Putin said.A governor in Siberia announced that drivers will be allowed to buy no more than 50 litres (13 gallons) of fuel per vehicle per day at state-run Rosneft fuel stations in the province. Igor Kobzev, the governor of the Irkutsk region, made the announcement as fuel shortages spread across Russia. Russia’s deputy prime minister Alexander Novak said Moscow was actively reviewing fuel export agreements to avoid compromising domestic needs.Zelenskyy said his forces had struck two oil refineries inside Russia over the weekend. A drone strike that sparked a blaze at a refinery in Slavyansk-na-Kubani, a town in Russia’s Krasnodar region, killed one person in Slavyansk and wounded another in a nearby village, local authorities said. Zelenskyy also claimed that another Russian refinery, in the Yaroslavl region around 700km (435 miles) from the Ukrainian border, was hit during the night-time strikes. There were no immediate reports from Russian authorities about the strike on the Yaroslavl refinery. Local governor Mikhail Evraev reported on Sunday morning that some roads between Moscow and the region’s capital, Yaroslavl, were temporarily closed due to “an enemy attack by Ukrainian drones”. Zelenskyy wrote on Telegram: “Each [strike] means a reduction in the resources that fuel the Russian war machine, and another step toward peace.”A Russian attack killed two people in Zaporizhzhia – a city in southern Ukraine – and injured 16 others, including two children, said regional administration head Ivan Fedorov. In Russia’s border region of Belgorod, Ukrainian drone strikes killed one person and injured another earlier on Sunday, according to the acting local governor, Alexander Shuvayev. Russia’s Defense Ministry said its forces shot down 213 Ukrainian drones during the night, including over Russia, occupied Crimea and the Black and Azov seas. Meanwhile, Russia attacked Ukraine with 142 long-range strike drones and eight missiles overnight, according to the Ukrainian air force. Of those, 125 drones and seven missiles were struck down, the air force said. Continue reading...

Cape Verdeans in Britain feeling ‘incredibly proud’ after team’s hard-fought draws against Spain and UruguayWorld Cup live – latest updatesFor as long as she can remember, 13-year-old Lauryn struggled to find a map that included Cape Verde. Now, to her great delight, the tiny African island nation is finally centre stage.“Seeing our country shown across the world at the World Cup makes me feel incredibly proud,” Lauryn says. “After the first match, everyone was talking about Cape Verde. People saw the talent and the skill of our players.” Continue reading...

Fears over ‘huge community transmission’ as modelling predicts thousands of deaths in DRC by SeptemberThe whereabouts of almost 300 people who have tested positive for Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is unknown, according to Africa’s top public health official.The humanitarian crisis amid the conflict in the affected areas means more than 1 million people are living in camps to which health workers have no access, Dr Jean Kaseya, director general of the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), said on Thursday. Continue reading...