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Russian court rejects appeal to release WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich

President Vladimir Putin says he hopes for agreement with US on prisoner swap but admits ‘it’s not simple’.

Al Jazeera

WSJ reporter Gershkovich to remain in detention until end of January after court rejects his appeal

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, arrested in Russia on espionage charges, lost an appeal on Thursday to be released from jail and will remain in custody at least until Jan. 30

The Independent UK

Ex-rebel Leader Girkin Faces Extremism Charges In Moscow

former top commander of Russian-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine, Igor Girkin, went on trial in Moscow on Thursday on charges of extremism for criticising the Kremlin's military strategy towards Kyiv.

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Newly Confident Putin Faces The Press And Russian People

Vladimir Putin on Thursday holds his first year-end press conference since sending troops into Ukraine, with the Russian president feeling the tide turning in his favour nearly two years into the conflict.

International Business Times

The Siberian Battalion: Meet the Russian nationals fighting against Putin in Ukraine’s army

The Siberian Battalion is unique in many ways

The Independent UK

Putin unveils new Russian nuclear submarines to flex naval muscle beyond Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin inaugurated two new nuclear-powered submarines this week, promising to reinforce the country’s “military-naval might”. The submarines will be assigned to Russia’s Pacific fleet, underscoring Moscow's desire to project its naval power well beyond Ukraine.

France 24

Russia-Ukraine war: scores injured in overnight attack on Kyiv – as it happened

Ukraine’s capital comes under attack, with mayor saying children’s hospital damaged

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Ukraine-Russia war – live: Dozens injured in Kyiv missile strike as ‘90% of Putin’s pre-war troops lost’

Six children, including a five-year-old, were injured during the attack

The Independent UK

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 658

Scores injured in missile attack on Kyiv; Zelenskiy gets frosty reception from Republicans in Washington; Biden announces $200m military aid package

The Guardian - AU

Finland to reopen 2 out of 8 border crossings with Russia after a 2-week closure over migrant influx

Finland’s government says it will reopen two out of eight border crossing points with Russia later this week following a sudden influx of migrants in November

The Independent UK

Additional US military aid to Ukraine will be a ‘fiasco’, Kremlin says

Moscow is ‘very attentively’ watching as US President Joe Biden and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy meet in Washington.

Al Jazeera

Decoding Putin’s dramatic visit to the Gulf

Vladimir Putin's whirlwind tour to Abu Dhabi and Riyadh, followed by Raisi's visit to Moscow, signals Russia's commitment to regional stability and a multipolar world order, with China and Russia as guarantors.

The Hindu

Afghanistan conflict precipitates Moscow 1980 Olympics boycott

Ancient Greek philosophers would surely have loved the irony: a politician positing a position with the hope of avoiding politicisation.

Radio France Internationale

US will ‘lose face before world’ if it abandons Kyiv, says ex-Ukraine president

Exclusive: Leonid Kuchma describes history behind Putin’s attack as new edition of his 2003 book Ukraine Is Not Russia is published

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War in Ukraine boosts depressed Russian regions amid defence sector boom

The Kremlin appears to be preparing for a long, drawn-out war in Ukraine by boosting defence spending by 70 percent next year, a move that promises to benefit depressed Russian regions and sectors related to the war effort.

Al Jazeera

Israel cannot carry out ‘collective punishment’ of people in Gaza: Lavrov

Speaking at the Doha Forum, the Russian foreign minister calls for international monitoring of the situation in Gaza.

International Business Times

'Bygone Era': Disappearing Plaques For Stalin Victims

Armed with tape and scissors, Alexei Orlov attached some cardboard on a wall outside a residential building known as the "Writers' House" in Moscow.

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Moscow hosts a fashion forum with designers from Brazil, China, India and South Africa

An international fashion forum in Moscow has brought together designers from Brazil, China, India, South Africa and other countries, an event that underlined Russia’s shift away from the West amid the fighting in Ukraine.

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The Independent UK

Fears for jailed Putin critic Navalny missing for three days after ‘serious health incident’

Arch-Kremlin critic had just been handed fresh charges – as his team began anti-Putin billboard campaign

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: Olena Zelenska warns Ukraine in ‘mortal danger’ without foreign aid – as it happened

As US Republicans block a key aid bill, Ukraine’s first lady asks for the west not to get ‘tired of this situation’

International Business Times

Nearly Two Years Into War, Is Russia's Economy Out Of The Woods?

As he prepares to run for re-election in 2024, is President Vladimir Putin right to claim the worst is over for the Russian economy?

The Guardian - AU

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

US Republicans block funding bill for Ukraine; the spat between Ukrainian and Polish lorry drivers

Al Jazeera

Who is Ilya Ponomarev, the anti-war Russian renegade exiled in Ukraine?

Ponomarev, once a liberal parliamentarian, likens himself to Charles de Gaulle. Does he really pose a threat to Putin?

The Guardian - UK

Vladimir Putin to run for Russian president again in March 2024

Russian leader a step closer to a fifth term in widely expected announcement, with little doubt over outcome

The Independent UK

Kremlin foe Navalny's lawyers to remain in detention at least through mid-March, Russian court rules

A Moscow court has extended the pre-trial detention of three lawyers who once represented imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny

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