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About 20,000 from over 100 countries to attend St Petersburg International Economic Forum, Kremlin aide says

Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov said some 20,000 people from over 100 countries will participate in this week's St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), running June 3-6 under the theme 'Pragmatic Dialogue: the Path to a Stable Future.' The event, with Saudi Arabia as guest country, also brings a US representative named by President Donald Trump, while Al Jazeera reported the gathering is a Kremlin showcase for Global South ties amid the war in Ukraine.

2 outlets · 6 articles Jun 2

Air Tanzania to launch direct flights from Dar es Salaam to Moscow — Kremlin aide

Air Tanzania plans to launch direct flights between Dar es Salaam and Moscow this summer, according to Russian officials. The service, set to begin July 2, would operate three times weekly and include a stop in Zanzibar, reflecting growing Russian tourist interest in Tanzania.

1 outlet · 1 article Jun 2

US journalist Candace Owens describes verbal attacks over Russia trip, thanks Russians for warm welcome

US conservative commentator Candace Owens told Russian state news agency TASS that she faced verbal attacks and accusations of a 'Russian conspiracy' over her trip to Russia, while also expressing gratitude for her welcome and joking about Western media questions. She plans to attend the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 2

Russian airline passenger traffic dips 1.2% in early 2026 while Aeroflot Group shows growth

Russian airlines carried 30.8 million passengers in the first four months of 2026, down 1.2% from a year earlier, while international traffic rose. Aeroflot Group, the country's largest carrier, reported a slight passenger increase in May and solid growth in international operations.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 2

Putin and Mirziyoyev to Launch Construction of Uzbekistan's First Nuclear Power Plant

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met in St. Petersburg on June 4 to kick off construction of Uzbekistan's first integrated nuclear power plant via video link. The project, featuring both high- and small-capacity reactors, marks a significant step in bilateral energy cooperation.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 2

Putin to Meet World News Agency Heads at SPIEF

Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to hold a traditional meeting with heads of leading global news agencies on June 4 at the Konstantinovsky Palace in St. Petersburg, on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. The session, organized by TASS, will focus on Russia's domestic and foreign policy, marking the 10th such encounter.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 2

Hungary's New Government Maintains Ban on Weapons Supplies to Ukraine

Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar has reaffirmed the country's refusal to supply weapons or troops to Ukraine, while a reported agreement to unblock EU military aid funds has sparked controversy among member states. Hungary also signals readiness to host peace talks.

1 outlet · 6 articles Jun 2

Lavrov: Russia remains reliable energy and food supplier to Southeast Asia

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov marked the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations with the Philippines by reaffirming Moscow's role as a dependable supplier of energy and food to Southeast Asia. He cited over 2.4 million barrels of oil shipped to the Philippines this spring and noted ongoing cooperation in nuclear energy and other sectors.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 2

Ukraine may use Swedish Gripen jets for strikes against Russia, expert says

Sweden has pledged to deliver Gripen fighter jets to Ukraine, with deliveries expected from 2027, and plans to sell additional advanced models. A Russian military expert suggests Ukraine could use the jets for strikes on Russian territory, while France also signals potential Rafale deliveries under a framework deal.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 2

Fidesz urges Hungarian government to maintain neutrality in Russia-Ukraine conflict

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party has called on the new government led by Peter Magyar to uphold a policy of neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, citing rising regional threats. The appeal follows recent Ukrainian strikes and a drone incident in Romania, which Bucharest blamed on Moscow. Orban has also urged Hungary to avoid supporting 'pro-war' sentiments in Europe.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 2

UAC Expects Profit in 2026 as It Eyes Asian Markets, Private Investment

United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) expects to post a profit in 2026 and in the coming years, after stopping losses in 2025. The company is also eyeing Asian markets, with Indian airlines showing demand for up to 200 aircraft, and considering private investment.

1 outlet · 5 articles Jun 2

Japan open to dialogue with Russia, but no contacts planned so far — top diplomat

Japan's Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi says Tokyo remains open to dialogue with Moscow despite no specific plans for political contacts. The statement follows a May visit by Japanese officials to Russia, which has drawn attention from European allies, while Russia's ambassador expresses openness to a respect-based dialogue.

2 outlets · 3 articles Jun 2

Bank of Russia Buys Yuan Worth About $16.5 Million in Domestic Market Operations

The Bank of Russia has purchased Chinese yuan on the domestic market in amounts of 1.2 billion rubles across several recent sessions, according to successive TASS reports citing the regulator’s data. Settlement dates and dollar equivalents vary slightly across the dispatches. The central bank conducts these operations in the yuan-ruble instrument on the Moscow Exchange.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 2

Europe's Gas Storage Refill Slows Amid High Prices and Middle East Tensions

European gas storage refill rates lag historical averages, with May injections down 13% year-on-year and storage levels at five-year lows. TASS attributes the slow pace to higher fuel prices driven by Middle East conflict, competition with Asia for LNG, and warns of challenges meeting EU's 90% fill target.

1 outlet · 13 articles Jun 2

US signals openness to expanding nuclear deployments in NATO's eastern flank, report says

The US has signaled willingness to deploy nuclear-capable aircraft in additional European NATO states, according to a Financial Times report. Talks are ongoing, but no agreement is imminent. Poland and Baltic states have expressed interest, amid concerns over US security guarantees.

3 outlets · 4 articles Jun 2

Russia Says Retaliatory Strikes Hit Ukrainian Military Sites; Kiev Reports Damage

Russian forces launched a retaliatory missile strike on Ukrainian military targets, with reports of significant damage in Kiev and the surrounding region. The strikes, involving advanced missiles, followed Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian territory bel

1 outlet · 4 articles Jun 2

Serbian President Vucic says he will not seek another term, hints at possible return as prime minister

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has stated he will not run for another presidential term when his current mandate expires in 2027, citing constitutional term limits. However, he has not ruled out returning as prime minister, with allies suggesting he may remain a key political figure. Parliamentary elections are expected later this year.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 2

UAC chief says Russian aircraft could account for up to 100% of country’s fleet

United Aircraft Corporation CEO Vadim Badekha said Russian-made aircraft could account for 50% to 100% of Russia’s fleet, citing reliability and export opportunities amid a global aircraft shortage. He also detailed progress on certifying new import-substituted models like the MC-21 and SJ-100.

1 outlet · 4 articles Jun 2

Russian strikes kill at least nine in Ukraine as Moscow warns of systematic attacks

Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities killed at least nine people and wounded dozens early Tuesday, with strikes reported in Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv. Ukrainian authorities had warned of a major assault, which came after Russia signaled systematic strikes on military-linked targets in the capital.

4 outlets · 4 articles Jun 2

Russia targets up to 500 tons of gold production in 2026, minister says

Russian Natural Resources Minister Alexander Kozlov said the country expects to produce 480-500 tons of gold and 2,800-3,000 tons of silver this year, according to TASS. He also outlined Russia's rare earth reserves, ranking the country seventh globally, and highlighted its capacity to meet domestic and export demand.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 2