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Europe · YerevanA number of Russians who relocated to Armenia when Moscow started its war against Ukraine are now assisting ethnic Armenians who left Nagorno-Karabakh. The Ethos charity, opened last year by a group of Russian emigres who moved to Yerevan following the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine, has had to re-orient its charity work toward the influx of refugees.See the Story
Armenian Refugee From Nagorno-Karabakh Says Her Village Was Given Two Days To Leave
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Europe · RussiaCarlsberg says it has cut licensing agreements with its Russian subsidiary. Baltika was seized by authorities in July in response to plans to sell the company. Carlsberg had announced in June that a buyer had been found for Baltika and its 8,400 employees. Several Western firms have stopped operating in Russia over the conflict.See the Story
Carlsberg Ends Licensing Deal with Russian Unit After Seizure
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Russia, Moscow Oblast · RussiaA landfill in southern Russia's Krasnodar region caught fire on Tuesday, sending potentially hazardous smoke over surrounding residential areas. The blaze at the landfill, which is situated next to large rice fields, engulfed an area of five hectares, Russia's Emergency Situations Ministry said. The cause of the fire is still unknown.See the Story
Toxic Landfill in Southern Russia Catches Fire
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Vladimir Putin · RussiaRussian foreign policy has always devoted considerable attention to the UN Human Rights Council. Moscow regularly dismisses the HRC as a platform where Western countries criticize Russia. It is now seeking re-election to the body, which it was expelled from in last year after invading Ukraine. Returning Russia to the HRC will legitimize the Kremlin's claim that its aggression is a justified response to the supposed genocide in eastern Ukraine.See the Story
[Opinion] Why Russia Cares About the UN Human Rights Council
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Vladimir Putin · RussiaKremlin plans to announce Vladimir Putin's campaign for a fifth term at an economic exposition next month. Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said he had no information on the reports. Putin traditionally keeps his plans to take part in elections a secret until the very last minute. Russia's presidential election is scheduled for March 17, 2024.See the Story
Kremlin Readying Putin's 2024 Campaign Reveal at Economic Expo – Reports
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Europe · JapanMuneo Suzuki's trip is the first known visit by a Japanese lawmaker since Russia invaded Ukraine last year. Japan joined Western allies in sanctioning Moscow over the conflict. Russia's Foreign Ministry said Suzuki met with Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko on Monday. The ruling Liberal Democratic Party's secretary general said Suzuki's visit is "not desirable"See the Story
Japan Slams MP's Surprise Visit to Russia
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