A Russian court on Friday sentenced a singer who burned his passport in protest at Moscow's Ukraine offensive to five and a half years in prison.
SAMARA, December 6. /TASS/. Two people died and three more were hurt when a building crane fell down from a bridge to the Volga River in the Samara region, a spokesman for the Russian emergencies ...
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In 2021, jazz vocalist Samara Joy graduated from college. Months later, she released her first album. Now, she has three. She's won three Grammys and is up for two more for her latest Christmas ...
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Andrey Pertsev: Russia’s Local Government Reform Will Destroy a Rare Channel for Letting Off SteamFor example, Dmitry Makhinya, the deputy mayor of the city of Omsk, wasappointed to head the city of Tomsk in 2023, and Ivan ...
The Russian-Chinese cooperation council in Volga-Yangtze format will hold its ... Orenburg, Penza, Samara, Saratov and Ulyanovsk. For the first time, business delegations from Russian and Chinese ...
Agrocomplex "Samara Stud Farm" LLC has completely switched to BIO-TONE ... The buyer, agroholding Bio–Ton, processes more than 550 thousand hectares in the Volga Federal District, grows sunflower and ...
Moscow has sentenced dozens of people to years in prison for publicly opposing its offensive on Ukraine, launched in February 2022.
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