Moldova’s autonomous Gaugazia region reiterates hope of forging closer ties with Moscow.

Two more people have since been arrested and charged in connection with alleged bribery scheme.

With long-range munitions now headed for Kyiv, Moscow revives earlier plan to erect ‘buffer zone’ between warring territories.

Fresh Western aid allocations will only ‘lead to new victims on the Ukrainian side,’ Moscow says after US Senate greenlights $60 billion aid package for Kyiv.

U.S. bases in Syria come under attack, again, after a three-month hiatus, according to regional press reports and U.S. officials cited by Reuters.

Strategic bomber crashes in Stavropol region, killing at least one crewmember, according to Russia’s defense ministry.

Departure coincides with Western efforts to lure Armenia, Azerbaijan’s perennial foe, away from its longstanding alliance with Moscow.

If enacted, the law would require organizations that accept funding from overseas to register as ‘foreign agents’ or face financial penalties.

Israel’s war cabinet mulls response to barrage by Tehran amid international calls to reduce tensions.

If confirmed, the reported deployment is a further sign of Russian penetration into West Africa—at the expense of Western powers.