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Alexei Navalny disappears from jail – another in the long line of Russian dissidents to fall foul of Vladimir Putin

There is growing concern about Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny who is reported to have disappeared from the Russian prison colony in which he has been serving a lengthy sentence. Lawyers for the 47-year-old dissident said he had last been in contact two weeks ago.

The Conversation

Mr Fifty Percent: the former Ukraine mayor doing Putin’s work in Kherson

He faced a police investigation over an alleged contract killing, but Volodymyr Saldo is now beyond the reach of Ukrainian law

The Guardian - UK

Russia claims arrest of Ukrainian assassin network

Russia’s FSB said it has arrested 18 Ukrainian ‘agents and accomplices’ who plotted assassinations.

Al Jazeera

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No 10 urged to investigate targeting of MPs and others by Russian spies

Cyber-attacks on parliamentarians, civil servants and journalists aimed at meddling in UK politics have been going on for eight years

The Guardian - UK

Russian Star Blizzard hackers linked to efforts to hamper war crimes investigation

Group ‘harvesting sensitive material’ via social media part of FSB unit leaking data to serve Kremlin

The Guardian - UK

UK says Russia's intelligence service behind sustained attempts to meddle in British democracy

Britain's government says Russia’s intelligence services have targeted high-profile British politicians, civil servants and journalists with cyberespionage and “malicious cyberactivity” as part of sustained attempts to interfere in U.K. political processes

The Independent UK

British politicians hacked 'in service of Russia’s goals of confrontation', MPs told

Private conversations of high-profile politicians and civil servants have been compromised by Russia’s principal security service during…

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Russian spies in 'sustained' cyber attacks on MPs and civil servants

Sources say the attacks were to undermine trust in British politics and had been going on since at least 2015

Evening Standard

Russian spies hack high-profile politicians and former spy chief in ‘grey warfare’ campaign

The Russian ambassador to the UK has been summoned to the foreign office to be told ‘these actions have consequences’

The Independent UK

Ukrainian spy agency stages train explosions on a Russian railroad in Siberia, Ukrainian media say

Ukrainian media are reporting that the country's spy agency staged two successive train explosions on a railroad line in Siberia that serves as a key conduit for trade between Russia and China

The Independent UK

Moscow accuses Russian-Italian national of Ukrainian-ordered bomb attacks

The FSB said that the suspect was trained by special forces of NATO member Latvia to bomb a railway and military base.

Al Jazeera

Russian woman goes on trial in a cafe bombing that killed a prominent military blogger

A woman has gone on trial in St. Petersburg in the bombing at a cafe that killed a prominent Russian military blogger after he was given a bust of himself that then exploded

The Independent UK

Three people killed in Russian shelling of Kherson, says Ukraine – as it happened

Six people injured during attack on southern Ukrainian city, says local governor

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 628

Pro-Ukraine fighters in Russia ‘kill colonel of security service’; Russian forces try to regain Bakhmut territory; battle for Avdiivka eases temporarily

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Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 625

Ukraine strikes FSB base in Skadovsk, Kherson region, say reports; private abortion clinics shut down in illegally occupied Crimea

The Guardian - UK

Life on the frontline in Kherson: dodging shells, facing death and refusing to leave

Amid ceaseless bombardment, Kherson residents shop at the market, clean their homes, and document the horrors of war

The Independent UK

Ex-Russian spy can sue UK crime agency for ‘revealing new identity’, court rules

Boris Karpichkov, former name of double agent, is suing the National Crime Agency for revealing new identity

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelenskiy claims equivalent of Russian brigade lost near Avdiivka; Putin warns of weapon smuggling from Ukraine – as it happened

Ukraine’s president tells British PM brigade’s worth of troops lost trying to encircle embattled city; Putin demands action on weapons trafficking

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The Guardian - UK

Electric cables, hammers and guns: Ukrainians tell of Russian torture

As prosecutors prepare war crimes case, victims reveal how they were beaten and made to dig own graves in Balakliia

Al Jazeera

‘We will not give away our land’: Armenians near Azerbaijan exclave

Following the takeover of Nagorno-Karabakh, which led to an almost full exodus of its Armenian population, fear grows.

The Independent UK

Donald Trump legal case against former MI6 officer’s company to start

The former president of the United States is suing over a data protection claim.

The Independent UK

Russia expels 2 US diplomats, accusing them of 'illegal activity'

Russia’s Foreign Ministry has declared two U_S_ diplomats “persona non grata” and is ordering them to leave the country within seven days for alleged involvement in “illegal activity.”

The Hindu

As G-20 plans crypto regulatory framework, India may shelve plan for outright ban

India could wait a while longer before firming up its domestic regulations for crypto currencies, and initiate a dialogue with stakeholders on the way forward

The Independent UK

‘My body was burning’: Russian journalist’s horror journey in grips of suspected poisoning

Irina Bogloyan tells Andy Gregory of her harrowing symptoms after investigating Moscow’s forcible transfer of Ukrainian children

Zenger

Does Banning Crypto Solve Anything?

The rapid evolution of the crypto-asset landscape has brought forth a plethora of opportunities and inevitable risks.

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