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Russia's Liberal Radio Station 'Echo Of Moscow' Finds New Home In Germany
Taken off-air shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the liberal Echo of Moscow radio station has found a new home in Berlin from where it has resumed the fightback against President Vladimir Putin's propaganda.
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Russia Cuts Off Last Evacuation Route From Eastern Ukraine City: Report
Russian forces tightened their grip on the eastern Ukrainian city of Sievierodonetsk and cut off the last routes for evacuating citizens, a Ukrainian official said on Monday -- a scene that echoed Moscow's assault on Mariupol last month.
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"No To War": Entire Staff Of Russian TV Channel Resigns Live On-Air
Russia-Ukraine war: The staff members of TV Rain said "no to war" before walking out from the studio. The channel later said in a statement that it has suspended the operation "indefinitely".
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All Signs Suggest Russia Planning Full-Fledged Ukraine Attack: NATO Chief
The signals coming out of Russia suggest that Moscow is readying for a "full-fledged attack" on Ukraine, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Saturday, echoing US warnings of an imminent invasion.
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Vandals Destroy Memorial to Murdered Russian Opposition Leader Boris Nemtsov
Vandals today destroyed an improvised memorial created by supporters of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov on the bridge where he was shot a month ago, the Echo of Moscow radio station reported today.
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'Where is Vladimir Putin?' Russians Ask, as Leader Drops Off Radar for a Week
Where is President Vladimir Putin? The Kremlin was forced today to insist the Russian leader was in good health as rumours swirled online over his week-long absence from the public eye.
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MH17 Has Strong Echoes of 1983 Korean Tragedy
The downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine has stirred memories of a 1983 incident when a Korean passenger jet was shot down by Soviet fighters in what then US president Ronald Reagan called a mid-air "massacre".
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Thousands riot in Russia over migrant-blamed murder
Thousands rioted Sunday in Moscow, bashing in the doors and windows of a shopping centre and beating up security guards in a nationalist protest sparked by a murder blamed on a migrant.
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Russian man tortured to death for 'being gay'
A 23-year-old man has been tortured to death in Russia in an apparent homophobic attack, investigators said Sunday, amid growing fears by rights groups that anti-gay sentiments are on the rise in the country.
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Russia's Liberal Radio Station 'Echo Of Moscow' Finds New Home In Germany
Taken off-air shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the liberal Echo of Moscow radio station has found a new home in Berlin from where it has resumed the fightback against President Vladimir Putin's propaganda.
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Russia Cuts Off Last Evacuation Route From Eastern Ukraine City: Report
Russian forces tightened their grip on the eastern Ukrainian city of Sievierodonetsk and cut off the last routes for evacuating citizens, a Ukrainian official said on Monday -- a scene that echoed Moscow's assault on Mariupol last month.
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"No To War": Entire Staff Of Russian TV Channel Resigns Live On-Air
Russia-Ukraine war: The staff members of TV Rain said "no to war" before walking out from the studio. The channel later said in a statement that it has suspended the operation "indefinitely".
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All Signs Suggest Russia Planning Full-Fledged Ukraine Attack: NATO Chief
The signals coming out of Russia suggest that Moscow is readying for a "full-fledged attack" on Ukraine, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Saturday, echoing US warnings of an imminent invasion.
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Vandals Destroy Memorial to Murdered Russian Opposition Leader Boris Nemtsov
Vandals today destroyed an improvised memorial created by supporters of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov on the bridge where he was shot a month ago, the Echo of Moscow radio station reported today.
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'Where is Vladimir Putin?' Russians Ask, as Leader Drops Off Radar for a Week
Where is President Vladimir Putin? The Kremlin was forced today to insist the Russian leader was in good health as rumours swirled online over his week-long absence from the public eye.
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MH17 Has Strong Echoes of 1983 Korean Tragedy
The downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine has stirred memories of a 1983 incident when a Korean passenger jet was shot down by Soviet fighters in what then US president Ronald Reagan called a mid-air "massacre".
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Thousands riot in Russia over migrant-blamed murder
Thousands rioted Sunday in Moscow, bashing in the doors and windows of a shopping centre and beating up security guards in a nationalist protest sparked by a murder blamed on a migrant.
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Russian man tortured to death for 'being gay'
A 23-year-old man has been tortured to death in Russia in an apparent homophobic attack, investigators said Sunday, amid growing fears by rights groups that anti-gay sentiments are on the rise in the country.
