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Romania Charges 6 With Treason Over Alleged Russian Collusion

Prosecutors said the six detainees had "repeatedly entered into contact with agents of a foreign power" both in Romania and Russia.

Denmark Monitoring ‘Possible’ Russian Meddling in Greeland’s Upcoming Elections

Danish intelligence services said that Russia has an interest in sowing divisions within NATO.

U.K. Sanctions 3 Russian PR Firms, Senior Managers

The companies were accused of running “interference operations” in Ukraine and other European countries.

Meta Bans Russian State Media Outlets Over 'Interference'

"Rossiya Segodnya, RT and other related entities are now banned from our apps globally for foreign interference activity," the company said.

New Searches at EU Parliament in Russia Meddling Probe

The reported target of the raids is a former assistant to EU lawmaker Maximilian Krah of the far-right Alternative for Germany party.

Belgium Probing Russian 'Interference' in European Parliament, PM Says

Belgium says its intelligence services discovered that some EU lawmakers were paid to promote Moscow's propaganda.

France Blames Bedbug Panic on Russian Disinfo

Media had previously reported that French intelligence services concluded there was a link between Moscow and the bedbug panic.

Kremlin Pushed for Pro-Russia Coalition in Germany – WP

Documents spelled out plans for uniting far-left and far-right German politicians under an anti-war banner.

opinion Olga Lautman

Russia's Planned Coup in Moldova Reminds Us Why Ukraine Must Win This War

Russia's readiness to interfere in another country's affairs is another example of why it cannot be allowed to win in Ukraine.

opinion Konstantin Skorkin

What Next for Ukraine’s Formerly Pro-Russian Regions?

Ukraine’s successful counteroffensive in the Kharkiv and Kherson regions means that a large chunk of the country’s Russian-speaking southeast...

Appetite for 'De-Russification' Builds in Ukraine

At a bookshop in Kyiv, 33-year-old Yulia Sydorenko was dumping an entire collection of old books – some gifts from childhood friends – that...

Russia's Sputnik Says Turkey Editor-in-Chief Released

Sputnik Turkey's editor-in-chief Mahir Boztepe was detained but released a couple of hours later.

At Russia's Inaugural Africa Summit, Moscow Sells Sovereignty

The Kremlin is leaning on its "anti-colonial" past for greater influence in Africa.

opinion Natalia Antonova

What's the Deal With Russophobia Anyway

As social media is busy discussing Russophobia, it is important to remember that Russian authoritarianism is actually a deeply Russophobic phenomenon.

U.S. Aid Agency Plans 'Framework' to Counteract Russia Influence Globally

Mark Green said the USAID budget includes $584 million for this work.

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