Elon Musk Quits Politics Amid Dogecoin Fallout and Safety Fears
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Elon Musk Quits Politics Amid Dogecoin Fallout and Safety Fears

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Elon Musk has announced his withdrawal from political discourse via videoconference during a Bloomberg forum in Qatar, citing concerns over personal and family safety amid mounting backlash related to his promotion of the meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin (DOGE). This decision follows a tumultuous period marked by public protests, legal challenges, and declining performance of his companies.

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Russian Elite crew killed in mi-8 helicopter crash
Crisis in Russia, War

Russian Elite crew killed in mi-8 helicopter crash

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When a Russian Mi-8 military helicopter crashed in the Oryol region of Russia this week, killing all crew members on board, the story of the crash itself soon became secondary to the story of the identities of the pilots. The crash occurred on May 23 during what was described as a routine flight and was attributed to a technical malfunction, specifically engine failure.

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Russia’s candidate in the Polish Presidential election now facing pushback
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Russia’s candidate in the Polish Presidential election now facing pushback

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In the lead-up to Poland’s June 1 presidential runoff, conservative candidate Karol Nawrocki has drawn sharp criticism for echoing narratives reminiscent of Russian propaganda, raising concerns about his potential impact on Poland’s democratic trajectory.

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300 Years of Russia ‘Protecting the People’ as pretext for invasion and genocide
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300 Years of Russia ‘Protecting the People’ as pretext for invasion and genocide

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From the imperial conquests of the 18th century to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the Kremlin has consistently used one excuse to justify its aggression: the protection of Russian speakers or ethnic Russians. This narrative, repackaged across centuries, has served as a diplomatic smokescreen for conquest, occupation, and coercion. The rhetoric is simple but effective—frame invasions as defensive, wrap imperial ambitions in humanitarian language, and label victims as aggressors.

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Russia’s automotive industry continues to collapse
Crisis in Russia, Economy & Business

Russia’s automotive industry continues to collapse

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Russia’s automotive industry continues to collapse One of Russia’s largest industrial sectors is dying in plain sight. The country’s automotive industry, once a key pillar of Soviet-era manufacturing and a symbol of post-Soviet modernization, is now in terminal decline. Since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Western sanctions, the exodus of foreign manufacturers, and Russia’s inability to develop a self-sufficient supply chain have gutted the sector.

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Russians bombard Kyiv’s civilian population in relentless seven hour attack
Ukraine News, War

Russians bombard Kyiv’s civilian population in relentless seven hour attack

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KYIV — Russia launched a six-hour overnight assault on Ukraine’s capital, targeting multiple residential districts with ballistic missiles and Shahed drones. The attack, which began late on Friday and continued into the early hours of Saturday, caused fires, injuries, and widespread structural damage. Ukrainian officials say the strikes once again demonstrate that Russia is now directing its war efforts primarily at the civilian population.

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Russia’s Coal Industry in Crisis: Prime Minister Convenes Emergency Meeting as Exports and Revenues Collapse
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Russia’s Coal Industry in Crisis: Prime Minister Convenes Emergency Meeting as Exports and Revenues Collapse

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Today, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced an emergency meeting to address the ongoing collapse in the country’s coal sector. Speaking alongside Oleg Belozerov, head of Russian Railways (RZD), Mishustin acknowledged the industry’s severe difficulties, citing “unfavorable market conditions”, logistical bottlenecks and collapsing global coal prices that threaten the survival of coal enterprises across Russia.

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Ukraine Secures Return of 390 Citizens in Major Prisoner Exchange
Ukraine News, War

Ukraine Secures Return of 390 Citizens in Major Prisoner Exchange

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In a significant breakthrough, Ukraine has secured the return of 390 individuals from Russian captivity—270 military personnel and 120 civilians. This large-scale exchange marks one of the most substantial in recent months and underscores Ukraine’s continued efforts to bring every one of its citizens home. This is the first stage of the largest exchange during the war, — 1,000 for 1,000!

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