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AI summaryRussian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said datacenter installed capacity will rise from 1.8 GW to 4.3 GW by 2030, with Moscow region dominating. Globally, datacenter power consumption could reach 110 GW by 2030, while Russian-connected capacity stands at 4.2 GW.
AI summaryAleksandar Vulin, Serbia's former deputy prime minister, expressed doubts about Europe's sincerity in seeking dialogue with Russia, suggesting that direct talks with Russian officials would be more appropriate than using a mediator. He also criticized European leaders for forgetting the horrors of World War II, citing German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's recent remarks about preparing for conflict with Russia by 2030.
AI summaryRussian Deputy Foreign Minister Georgy Borisenko accused the US and Israel of trying to involve Arab countries in a military confrontation with Iran to derail Arab-Iranian normalization. He also criticized a visit by Vladimir Zelensky to the Middle East, saying it would bring no positive results.
AI summaryRussia's central bank says the national financial system remains stable, citing lower bad-loan ratios and the easing of its key rate from a peak of 21%. While vulnerabilities persist, the regulator attributes some rise in bad debts to new debt-relief services and a simplified bankruptcy process for individuals.
AI summaryRussian officials have accused Ukraine of nuclear terrorism following a series of drone and artillery strikes on the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, warning of a potential radiation catastrophe across Europe. The claims, reported by TASS, include assertions that Western support has enabled the attacks and that the international community has failed to respond adequately.
AI summaryRussia's Rosatom claimed a Ukrainian drone struck the turbine hall of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, but Ukraine denied it as a 'propaganda ploy.' No radiation was released, and IAEA experts confirmed damage. The incident underscores tensions over Europe's largest nuclear facility.
AI summaryRussian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held a phone conversation to discuss the results of the recent Supreme Eurasian Economic Council meeting in Astana. Putin extended birthday greetings to Pashinyan, who thanked him for his balanced position on contentious issues. The leaders agreed to continue dialogue in a future in-person meeting.
AI summaryThe Hornet, a low-cost, AI-assisted kamikaze drone developed by a company linked to former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, is being used by Ukraine to strike Russian supply convoys. Reports detail its capabilities and impact, while Russian officials accuse Ukraine of using it against civilian targets.
AI summaryNATO's Ramstein Flag 2026 air exercise kicked off June 8 across Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, with 19 members and over 150 aircraft participating. Russian officials and experts have framed the drills as a threat and preparation for a rapid operation against Russia, though NATO has not publicly detailed specific objectives.
AI summaryNorth Korea's economy, heavily sanctioned and isolated, relies on China for up to 95% of its trade. With minimal exports and record cryptocurrency theft, Pyongyang's economic survival hinges on Beijing.
AI summarySouth Korea and representatives from 50 African countries convened in Seoul for the Korea-Africa Foreign Ministers' Meeting, agreeing to strengthen economic and strategic cooperation in supply chains and critical minerals. Bilateral talks and a business forum highlighted African nations' proposals for investment and governance partnerships.
AI summaryThe director of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant has warned that continued Ukrainian strikes on the facility and nearby Energodar could lead to long-term radiation consequences. He also stated that only Russia's victory can guarantee the plant's security, while Russia has rejected proposals for joint management.
AI summaryHong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu concluded a five-day visit to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, sealing 96 agreements worth over US$1.65 billion. The mission aimed to explore new markets, bolster economic ties, and position Hong Kong as a gateway for mainland companies going global.
AI summarySofia Ilteriakova of Russia won the individual hoop final at the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Varna, Bulgaria, scoring 29.900 points. Russia's team tops the overall medal standings with nine medals, including two golds. The championship marked a return for Russian gymnasts to international competition under their national flag after a five-year pause.
AI summaryUkraine's military denied Moscow's claim that a Ukrainian drone struck the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, while confirming overnight strikes on Russian oil facilities, including the Saratov refinery and a pumping station in the Kirov region. Russian officials reported civilian casualties and fires at fuel depots.
AI summaryItalian authorities have banned concerts by Kanye West and Travis Scott scheduled for July in Reggio Emilia, citing public order and safety concerns. The decision follows requests from the local Jewish community and concerns about potential protests. West has faced a wave of cancellations across Europe this summer.
AI summaryAs the US withdraws from its conflict with Iran, analysts from Dawn and The Guardian describe a war that failed to achieve its aims, empowered hardliners in Tehran, and shifted global power dynamics in favor of Russia and China. The conflict is compared to Vietnam in its strategic miscalculation, though on a smaller scale, with lasting consequences for US influence and the international order.
AI summaryAt the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, South Korean Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back emphasized Seoul's push for stronger self-reliant defense capabilities alongside deepening its alliance with the United States. He also highlighted North Korea's closer alignment with Russia as a 'key variable' in global security and met with counterparts from the Philippines, Norway, and Japan to discuss defense cooperation.
AI summaryRussian Natural Resources Minister Alexander Kozlov said over 7,000 Russian tourists visited North Korea last year, and that demand for air travel between the two countries is growing. He cited interest in culture and recreational options, and noted that flights to Pyongyang began in July 2025. The remarks were made ahead of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
AI summaryIndia's Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh announced at the Shangri-La Dialogue that a deal to supply BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to Vietnam has been signed, with a similar agreement with Indonesia in its final stages. The Philippines remains the first foreign buyer of the system, and the Vietnam deal is estimated at around $629 million.