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138 noticiasUK police detain seventh suspect over alleged plot at Royal Air Force Fairford base
British counter-terrorism police have detained a seventh suspect in connection with an alleged attack plot near the Royal Air Force base at Fairford, according to Russian state agencies and Interfax. Interfax, citing Sky News, said the late…
Russia's industry ministry says Atarax supplies stable after pharmacy shortage reports
Russia's Ministry of Industry and Trade said «Atarax» and other hydroxyzine-based medicines are being regularly and stably put into circulation, after reports on Telegram channels that the drug could not be bought in most large pharmacies i…
Paramount Skydance closes $110bn Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition
Paramount Skydance completed its purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery for $110bn, and the combined company is named Skydance. Its shares will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SKYD, while WBD shares stopped trading on Nasd…
Germany detains ex-BND chief Hanning on suspicion of espionage
August Hanning, who headed Germany's Federal Intelligence Service (BND) from 1998 to 2005, has been detained on suspicion of espionage, obtaining state secrets and attempted high treason, according to German and Russian outlets. His former …
Christa Pike regains consciousness after failed Tennessee execution
Christa Pike, an American woman who survived a failed execution attempt in Tennessee, has regained consciousness, according to reports cited by RBC. TASS reported that she is conscious, speaking and receiving medical care. Her lawyers descr…
Teenager with knife attacks ambulance medics in central Moscow
A 17-year-old attacked an ambulance crew with a knife in an apartment in central Moscow after medics arrived on a call for his mother, according to RBC and Kommersant. One medic suffered cut wounds, Kommersant reported, describing his condi…
Russia drops “fake army news” case against hospice founder Moniava
Russia's Investigative Committee has closed the criminal case against Lida Moniava, founder of the Dom s Mayakom children's hospice and charity fund, for lack of corpus delicti, her lawyer and support group said on 6 October. She had been c…
Trump announces start of construction of US Navy shipyard in Baltimore
US President Donald Trump announced the start of construction of a new shipyard for the US Navy in Baltimore, describing it as the largest new shipyard in the United States since World War II. TASS reported the complex will be built in Mary…
Huawei y Qualcomm firman un acuerdo plurianual de licencias de patentes que abarca 5G e IA
Huawei y Qualcomm han firmado un acuerdo plurianual de licencias de patentes que abarca tecnologías de 5G, inteligencia artificial, computación y redes, con licencias cruzadas de sus carteras de patentes. Qualcomm además comprará varias pat…
Moscow court orders in absentia arrest of journalist Andrei Loshak in terrorism case
A Moscow court on 29 September ordered the in absentia arrest of journalist and documentary filmmaker Andrei Loshak in a case of justifying terrorism, according to court records and state agencies. He has also been placed on a wanted list, …
Roban de un centro de arte francés en Issoudun un libro con cubierta de Salvador Dalí
Un libro de ejemplar único, “Apocalipsis” de Joseph Foret, con una cubierta de bronce realizada por Salvador Dalí, fue robado de un centro de arte contemporáneo en Issoudun (Francia) en la noche del 5 de octubre de 2026. Kommersant señala q…
Moscow court cuts blogger Ayaz Shabutdinov's fraud sentence to six years
The Moscow City Court's appeals instance reduced blogger and business coach Ayaz Shabutdinov's sentence by one year, from seven years to six years in a general-regime colony, Kommersant and vc.ru reported. He was convicted of fraud in Octob…
Kazakhstan detains former navy chief over deaths of 14 servicemen in Caspian exercise
Kazakhstan's Interior Ministry said the former commander-in-chief of its navy has been detained and placed in a temporary detention facility over negligence in a case concerning the deaths of 14 servicemen during exercises in the Caspian Se…
Fourth auction to sell Moscow’s Rizhsky railway station fails with no bids
A fourth auction to sell Moscow’s Rizhsky railway station, owned by Russian Railways (RZD), was declared void after no bids were submitted, according to the bidding materials. The lot was offered at a starting price of 4 billion rubles. RZD…
Detenido el director del Parque Patriota de Rusia por sospecha de aceptar sobornos
Igor Vasilyev, director general del Parque Patriota, ha sido detenido por sospecha de aceptar un soborno a una escala especialmente grande, según TASS y Kommersant. La Dirección Principal de Investigación Militar del Comité de Investigación…
St Petersburg police detain two over robbery of courier carrying scam money
Police in St Petersburg detained two suspects accused of robbing a woman who was acting as a courier for phone scammers. A 76-year-old resident had handed the courier more than 3.1 million rubles after callers persuaded her to “declare” her…
Ex-RZD employees in Irkutsk region get 5-9 years for 88 mln ruble bribes
A court in the Irkutsk region convicted four former employees of Russian Railways (RZD) structural divisions in a bribery case. They were sentenced to five to nine years in a strict regime colony, with various fines and confiscation of prop…
Rospotrebnadzor afirma que Rusia está dispuesta a ayudar a EE. UU. a combatir brotes de enfermedades infecciosas
El organismo ruso de vigilancia sanitaria Rospotrebnadzor declaró que Rusia está dispuesta a ayudar a Estados Unidos a responder a brotes de enfermedades infecciosas, ofreciendo especialistas, equipos de laboratorio y suministros de diagnós…
Vanity Fair nombra a Sam Altman, de OpenAI, la persona más influyente, por delante de Musk
Vanity Fair ha situado al jefe de OpenAI, Sam Altman, en primer lugar de su clasificación de las personas más influyentes, según TASS, Kommersant y RIA Novosti. TASS informó de que también quedó por delante de Elon Musk y del jefe de Anthro…
Charles III bars former Prince Andrew from using his funds to pay police lawsuit
King Charles III and Buckingham Palace have made clear that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew, cannot use the funds provided for his upkeep as the king's brother to pay for his lawsuit against police. The case concerns Fe…