US Top General Urges White House to End Iran Conflict
According to reports, General Kane has held a series of confidential meetings in recent weeks with key cabinet members. These discussions included Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and CIA Director John Ratcliffe. The objective was to align positions and present President Donald Trump with the risks and the impasse of further escalation concerning Iran.
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Region with Highest Pensions Named
As of August 1, pensioners in Russia's Far Eastern Federal District (FEFD) received an average of 28,500 rubles, the highest among all federal districts. Data from the Social Fund of the Russian Federation, reviewed by RIA Novosti, shows this figure. The av

Russian Rental Prices in Major Cities Drop for the First Time Since 2020
Rental rates for housing in Russia's large cities have fallen below last year's figures for the first time since 2020. Data from a study covering 38 major cities, along with the Moscow and Leningrad regions, revealed this trend. One-bedroom apartments are now renting for 2.2%

EU Council President Calls Canada a Like-Minded Partner
Charles Michel, President of the European Council, described Canada as a like-minded partner in trade. He confirmed plans for a summit in Canada this October. Last week, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced work would begin on granting Canada the status

North Korean Delegation Heads to Cultural Forum in Russia
A delegation from the Ministry of Culture of the DPRK, led by Minister Ri Chang Gun, has departed Pyongyang for Russia to attend an international cultural forum. The group was seen off at Pyongyang International Airport by Deputy Minister of Culture Pak Kyong Chol and Vladimir Tope

Polling Stations Closed in Canada for State Duma Elections
Voting locations in Canada have now closed their doors, marking the end of polling for the State Duma elections in the country. English Translation: Polling stations in Canada have concluded their operations as the State Duma elections draw to a close within the country.

Nearly Six Million Russians Voted Electronically in State Duma Elections
Almost six million citizens cast their votes electronically in the Russian State Duma elections, according to data from remote electronic voting portals and the public election observation headquarters in Moscow. The total number of ballots issued for both the federal district and single-