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Moscow protests over ‘rigged’ Russian elections
Russians take to the streets of Moscow for a second day of protest against the rule of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, following elections at the weekend.
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Moscow airport bomb: British victim named
A Briton who was among the 35 victims of the Moscow suicide blast is named, as Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin vows revenge for the airport bombing.
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Dozens dead in Moscow airport ‘suicide blast’
More than 30 people – reportedly including two Britons – are killed and more than 100 injured in a suicide bombing at Moscow’s biggest airport, Domodedovo.
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Moscow mayor fired as Medvedev shows his steel
The most powerful man in the most powerful city is sacked by the Russian young blood president, to popular acclaim, and in spite of the prime minister’s likely disapproval. Nick Paton Walsh blogs.
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FactCheck: could Ukraine join NATO before Russia war ends?
The Czech President made the suggestion this week.
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Ukraine pushes further into Russia capturing 93 settlements in Kursk
Russia continues to advance on the eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk – where President Zelenskyy is describing the situation as “difficult”.
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Russia says US missiles used by Ukraine in Kursk bridge attack
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insists his troops are ‘strengthening’ their positions in the Kursk region inside Russia’s border.
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Is Ukraine’s Kursk incursion grinding to a halt?
It’s been nine days since Ukrainian troops crossed the Russian border in what’s been called a ‘surprise incursion’ in this latest phase of the war.
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Ukraine says it has no interest in occupying Russian territory
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry has insisted that Kyiv has no interest in occupying Russian territory – and said its cross border incursion was aimed at frustrating Moscow’s military logistics and their ability to launch attacks, protecting Ukrainian lives.
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Russia and Ukraine heading towards ‘escalation rather than solution’ says Nina Khrushcheva
We were joined from Moscow by Nina Khrushcheva – a professor of international relations based in New York.
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Why has Ukraine invaded Russia’s Kursk region?
Russia has declared a state of emergency in its Kursk region after Ukrainian forces apparently managed to advance almost 20 kilometres from the border.
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Gershkovich came out of prison with ‘a sense of purpose’, says Guardian correspondent and friend
We spoke to the Guardian’s global affairs correspondent Andrew Roth, who spent many years reporting from Moscow. He was one of the first to greet Evan Gershkovich when he arrived back in the United States last night.
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US-Russia prisoner swap ‘momentous moment’, says Putin critic
We’re joined by financier Bill Browder, who is a friend of Vladimir Kara-Murza. He’s been an outspoken critic of Russia’s President since the death in a Moscow prison of his lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who’d uncovered massive fraud involving Russian officials.
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Is Putin’s global diplomacy tour sending a message to the West?
President Putin has engaged in a series of diplomatic visits, seemingly timed to send a clear message to the West.
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Children’s hospital attack ‘genocide of Ukrainian population’, says Kyiv Mayor Klitschko
We spoke to the Mayor of Kviv, Vitaly Klitschko, and started by asking him what he had recently witnessed at the hospital.
