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Russia to Revoke Plutonium Reduction Agreement with USA

Russia is to formally revoke an agreement with the USA on reducing stocks of weapon-grade plutonium, according to a decision in the State Duma in Moscow.

Activists Expose Myanmar Junta's Finances and Swedish Arms Deals

The military is bombing its own population – and international business connections are paying for it. A group of anonymous activists are being praised after revealing how the junta in war-torn Myanmar is getting help to cling to power.

Hate Crimes in France Linked to Moscow Influence

Desecrated synagogues in Paris aroused concern about increased anti-Semitism. Pig heads at mosques gave debate about Islamophobia. But behind everything stood the same perpetrators – and the tracks lead to Moscow.

Orbán Claims Ukraine Lacks Sovereignty Amid Drone Allegations

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claims that Ukraine is not a sovereign country, reports Reuters. Ukraine responds by saying that Orbán is influenced by Russian propaganda.

Russia Exits European Anti-Torture Convention

Calm Election Day in Moldova Despite Tensions and Russian Influence

Fears of problems on the important election day in Moldova have not been confirmed at the places that the Swedish election observer Linnéa Wickman has visited. There is a general vigilance. It is a tense day and a lot at stake, says Wickman who represents the European security organization OSSE.

Russian Disinformation Targets Moldova's EU-Friendly Government

War threats, scare propaganda and outright lies characterize the mood as Moldova votes on its immediate future. Russia is accused of waging an unlimited hybrid war.

Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant in Ukraine Without Power for Four Days

Ukraine reports that the nuclear power plant in the Russian-occupied part of Zaporizhzhia has been without electricity for four days.