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jp.wsj.com | Matthew Luxmoore |Dasl Yoon |Kate Vtorygina
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1 week ago | 
wsj.com | Matthew Luxmoore |Dasl Yoon |Kate Vtorygina
In their deepening alliance, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has helped Russian President Vladimir Putin withstand the pressure of the Ukraine war by sending him soldiers and arms. The latest gift from Kim: workers. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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msn.com | Jeanne Whalen |Kate Vtorygina
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wsj.com | Jeanne Whalen |Kate Vtorygina
For years, mourners and members of Russia’s pro-democracy movement have flocked to a bridge near the Kremlin each February to remember Boris Nemtsov, an opposition politician who was shot dead there in 2015. This week, at the 10th anniversary of the killing, a far smaller crowd turned out, with the leading lights of the opposition either dead or driven into exile. Police officers rushed visitors along and at times blocked them from the bridge.
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2 months ago | 
wsj.com | Nick Kostov |Kate Vtorygina
French police are investigating two explosions in the garden of the Russian Consulate in the southern city of Marseille, after three plastic soda bottles were thrown into the building’s compound. No injuries were reported from the blasts when two of the three projectiles exploded on Monday morning, a third remained intact.
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wsj.com | Alexandra Wexler |Kate Vtorygina |Sarah E. Needleman
“Hearts of Iron IV” is a fan favorite in the panoply of online strategy games. Its legions of players guide their chosen nations through the tumult of World War II in the hope of ending up on top. Some enthusiasts like it so much they modify, or “mod,” the source code to add new scenarios, such as what would happen if the Central Powers had won World War I, or perhaps introduce some elements from the “Star Wars” movies. Other mods are a little different.
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Dec 19, 2024 | 
wallstreetjournal.postimees.ee | Kate Vtorygina
Päevatoimetaja:Urho MeisterKaks pikka aastat võimendas Venemaa avarduv sõjamajandus tarbijakulutusi ja kasvatas kompaniide kasumeid. Viimasel ajal on konflikt aga kütnud üles inflatsiooni ja intressimäärad, tümitades firmatulusid ning jättes oma kiiluvette tõredate oligarhide ja tusaste tegevjuhtide kolonni. Kuid selle asemel et vaenulikus ärikeskkonnas sõda süüdistada, valab Venemaa ärieliit oma viha keskpanga juhile.
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Jul 22, 2024 | 
wsj.com | Georgi Kantchev |Kate Vtorygina |Louise Radnofsky
Gershkovich too was tried in secret though representatives from the media heard the verdict. No one from the media was present to hear the court’s verdict on Kurmasheva, according to a spokeswoman for the Supreme Court of Tatarstan, where the trial took place. Russian authorities produced no public evidence to support their allegations against Gershkovich, which he, the Journal and the U.S. government have vehemently and repeatedly denied.
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May 8, 2024 | 
wallstreetjournal.postimees.ee | Kate Vtorygina
Viimati rääkis Natalja Kruglova oma abikaasa reamees Ivan Petroviga läinud aasta 29. septembril, kui too tagasi Ukraina kagurindele läkitati. Siis mees haihtus. Kruglova kirjutas komandöridele, kaitseministeeriumile ja isegi sõjaprokuröridele, aga asjata. Mitu nädalat hiljem kuulutas armee Petrovi kadunuks, aga seletusi tema saatuse kohta ei andnud. «Keegi ei hooli nagu, keegi pole sulle miskit võlgu,» kurtis Kruglova (45) oma kodus Magadanis.
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May 7, 2024 | 
wsj.com | Ann Simmons |Kate Vtorygina
Listen to article(1 minute)Natalia Kruglova last spoke to her husband, Pvt. Ivan Petrov, on Sept. 29. The Russian army conscript told Kruglova he had been ordered back to the front lines in southeastern Ukraine. Then he disappeared. Kruglova wrote to her husband’s commanding officers, the Defense Ministry and even military prosecutors in search of news, but to no avail. Weeks later, the army declared Petrov missing but offered no explanation of what had happened to him.
