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Europe · WashingtonBrittney Griner sent a letter to the White House on Monday appealing directly to President Joe Biden to fight for her freedom. Griner was detained at Sheremetyevo International Airport on Feb. 17 after the Russian Federal Customs Service claimed to have found vape cartridges containing marijuana concentrate hashish oil in her luggage.See the Story
'I'm terrified I might be here forever': Brittney Griner pens handwritten letter to Biden
54% Center coverage: 130 sources
Europe · KramatorskGov. Pavlo Kyrylenko says getting people out of Donetsk province is necessary to save lives and enable the Ukrainian army better to defend towns from the Russian advance. Mayor Vadim Lyakh: Massive shelling pummeled Sloviansk, which had a population of about 107,000 before Russian invaded Ukraine more than four months ago.See the Story
Ukrainian governor urges evacuation of 350,000 residents
43% Left coverage: 47 sources
Europe · MoscowRussian President Vladimir Putin will not congratulate his U.S. counterpart Joe Biden on Monday's U.s. Independence Day. Kremlin spokesperson: "The United States' unfriendly policies are the reason" "Congratulations this year can hardly be considered appropriate," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said.See the Story
Putin will not congratulate Biden on July 4, Kremlin says
46% Left coverage: 13 sources
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EuropeRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the publication of a call between French leader Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin was a breach of diplomatic etiquette. The call was published last week in a documentary that sheds light on Macron's approach to diplomacy with Russia. Lavrov said that diplomatic etiquette does not provide for one-sided leaks of [such] recordings.See the Story
Lavrov accuses France of breaching ‘diplomatic etiquette’ over release of Macron-Putin call
60% Right coverage: 5 sources
AsiaA Russian court ordered the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) to suspend operations for 30 days. CPC carries oil from Kazakhstan into Russia and to the edge of the Black Sea. Around 80 percent of Kazakhstan's oil exports move through the Novorossiysk oil terminal. The timing of the decision has naturally raised some eyebrows.See the Story
Russian Court Orders CPC Crude Oil Pipeline to Stop Operations
75% Center coverage: 4 sources
EuropeA Russian official says Russian food supplies bound for an Arctic coal mining settlement have resumed transiting via mainland Norway after weeks of tension. Sergey Gushchin, the Russian consul general based in the settlement of Barentsburg, said Wednesday that Oslo…See the Story
Russian official says Norway unblocks food for miners
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
Europe · UkraineThe T-72 tank and 2S19 self-propelled howitzer are on show in Warsaw's Castle Square. The two vehicles were hit and then captured by the Ukrainian army after Russia invaded in February. The tanks will remain on display in Warsaw over the next few months before travelling to Krakow.See the Story
Russian tanks damaged in Ukraine on display in Warsaw
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
EuropeDmitry Medvedev says the International Criminal Court (ICC) moves to punish Moscow for alleged crimes in Ukraine are "absurd" The former Russian president was Putin's stand-in president between 2008 and 2012. He accused the United States of wanting to put Moscow in front of international tribunals.See the Story
Russia Ex-President Invokes Nuclear War if Moscow Punished by ICC
Coverage: 2 sources
Europe · UkraineRussian-installed authorities claim to have blocked access to YouTube and Instagram in southern Ukraine's occupied Kherson region. Video blogger and spokesperson for the local occupation administration said in a video message posted on Telegram Wednesday. He also admitted that locals could use VPNs to circumvent censorship.See the Story
YouTube Blocked in Ukraine's Russian-Occupied Kherson
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Europe · RussiaFrench oil and gas firm TotalEnergies pulls out of a Russian oil project. Russian oil firm Zarubezhneft will take over its remaining 20 percent stake in the Kharyaga project in the Arctic. No information about the financial terms of the transaction was provided.See the Story
TotalEnergies Pulls Out of Russian Oil Project
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Basel · BaselArt Basel, the world's biggest international art fair, was held in late June. Russian galleries were not banned, but none applied to exhibit. This year there weren't many Russian collectors at all, presumably due to difficulties with international travel and, in some cases, Western sanctions.See the Story
Art Basel Russian and Ukrainian Art in Time of War
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
