Heavy flooding continues to wreak havoc across parts of Russia.

Multiple regions are now battling rising water levels after days of relentless rain.

Russia Floods: 14 Villages Submerged in Russia Flooding

Russia has alleged that European powers may be pursuing undisclosed nuclear-related plans amid the ongoing Iran conflict—claims that, if true, could significantly reshape the geopolitical landscape. However, these assertions have not been independently verified. The allegations come at a time of intense military escalation involving the United States, Iran, and regional actors, with strikes, retaliatory attacks, and growing fears over nuclear security.

Russia Urges US To Stop EU From Creating Nuclear Weapons 

Russia has alleged that European powers may be pursuing undisclosed nuclear-related plans amid the ongoing Iran conflict—claims that, if true, could significantly reshape the geopolitical landscape. However, these assertions have not been independently verified.

The allegations come at a time of intense military escalation involving the United States, Iran, and regional actors, with strikes, retaliatory attacks, and growing fears over nuclear security.

Meanwhile, concerns around nuclear facilities have already intensified, with Russia evacuating personnel from Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant due to safety risks linked to the conflict.


Russia Urges US To Stop EU From Creating Nuclear Weapons

Russia has alleged that European powers may be pursuing undisclosed nuclear-related plans amid the ongoing Iran conflict—claims that, if true, could significantly reshape the geopolitical landscape. However, these assertions have not been independently verified.

The allegations come at a time of intense military escalation involving the United States, Iran, and regional actors, with strikes, retaliatory attacks, and growing fears over nuclear security.

Meanwhile, concerns around nuclear facilities have already intensified, with Russia evacuating personnel from Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant due to safety risks linked to the conflict

Moscow: Germany Can Build A Nuclear Weapon In 30 Days 

Russia has made explosive claims suggesting that Europe may be moving toward developing its own nuclear weapons capability. Moscow alleges that Germany could build a nuclear bomb within 30 days, while also pointing to continued coordination between the UK and France on nuclear strategy. These assertions have raised serious questions about security dynamics in Europe, even as officials in the region have not confirmed such plans.


Russia Drops Nuclear Bombshell, Says  Germany Can Build A Nuclear Bomb In 30 Days 

India’s advanced fast breeder reactor hits a major milestone, unlocking the path to thorium-powered energy and long-term energy security Is it a game-changer for the future?

India Enters Elite Nuclear Club Alongside Russia With PFBR 

Renowned Russian scientist and missile designer Alexander Leonov has passed away at the age of 74.

Leonov was the CEO and Chief Designer of NPO Mashinostroyenia and played a pivotal role in developing groundbreaking missile systems, including the joint BrahMos and the hypersonic Zircon.

His work advanced both Russian and global missile technology, influencing modern defense systems and shaping strategic aerospace capabilities. Leonov’s contributions have left a lasting legacy in aerospace engineering and defense innovation.

The Man Behind Brahmos No More: Veteran Russian Scientist Leonov Passes Away

Russian intelligence has provided Iran with a detailed list of 55 critical energy infrastructure targets within Israel, according to information obtained by The Jerusalem Post from a source close to Ukrainian intelligence.

The report, which highlights the deepening military and intelligence cooperation between Moscow and Tehran, suggests that the information that was shared enables Iran to launch precision missile strikes against Israel’s energy grid.

Iran War: Russia Reportedly Gave Iran List of Israeli Energy Targets | Orot Rabin Station on Target?

A devastating drone attack by Russia has killed a woman and her two-year-old daughter in Odesa, along with another civilian, as the war continues to take a heavy toll on non-combatants.

Ukrainian officials say residential buildings, a kindergarten, and critical energy infrastructure were hit in the overnight assault. At least 16 people, including a pregnant woman and children, were injured.

The strikes have also triggered widespread power outages, leaving thousands of households without electricity as repair efforts continue.

Russia Drone Strike Kills Toddler & Mother: Odesa Homes, Kindergarten Hit 

A multi-story apartment building collapsed in Makhachkala, the capital city of the Russian Caucasian Dagestan region, due to flooding, the regional office of the Russian Emergency Ministry said on Sunday.

According to preliminary information, there are no casualties because residents of the building were evacuated.

Russia: Torrential Rains Trigger Flood Crisis; Over 3,000 Evacuated as Rains Pound Dagestan

Researchers in Mexico have unveiled a new user‑friendly robotic arm designed to make advanced robotics more accessible for education, manufacturing, and everyday tasks. The arm features intuitive controls and adaptability, enabling users with minimal technical training to operate it effectively.


Russia Floods: State of Emergency Extended in Dagestan Amid Flash Floods 

France has joined Russia and China in opposing efforts at the United Nations Security Council to authorize the use of military force against Iran, blocking a proposed resolution linked to reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The move highlights deep divisions among major global powers as tensions continue to escalate in the ongoing US-Iran conflict.


France Joins Russia & China to Veto Use of Military Force Against Iran

India’s energy strategy is rapidly shifting as imports from Russia surge nearly 90% in March, even as overall crude imports fall. Disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz and a US waiver have pushed refiners to secure alternative supplies. The move reflects a pragmatic response to global volatility, but also signals a deeper realignment in India’s long-term energy sourcing strategy.


India's Russian Oil Imports Jump 90% In March: Report

Russia has significantly stepped up its crackdown on virtual private networks, blocking hundreds of VPN services in a bid to tighten control over internet access. The move is part of a broader effort by authorities to regulate online activity and limit access to restricted content.


Russia: Hundreds of VPNs Blocked, Government Seeks Tighter Control Over Web Access

A Russian military transport aircraft crashed into a cliff in Crimea, leaving all 30 on board dead. Authorities have launched an investigation, with early reports suggesting a possible technical failure, though the exact cause of the disaster remains unknown.


Russian Military Plane Crash: 30 Killed After Plane Crashes Into Cliff In Crimea

Péter Szijjártó has denounced revelations of a wiretap as “a huge scandal,” sharply criticising the surveillance as a breach of privacy and trust. His comments come amid ongoing controversy over intelligence practices and government accountability, fueling political debate over civil liberties and oversight in national security matters.


Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto Calls Wiretap 'A Huge Scandal'

A powerful gas explosion ripped through a chemical plant in Russia’s Republic of Tatarstan, triggering a massive fire and killing several workers.


Russia Plant Blast: Deadly Gas Explosion At Tatarstan Chemical Plant 

A Russian military transport aircraft crashed into a cliff in Crimea, leaving dozens feared dead. Authorities have launched an investigation, with early reports suggesting a possible technical failure, though the exact cause of the disaster remains unknown.


Breaking: 29 Dead After Russian Military Plane Crashes Into Cliff In Crimea

The eurozone suffered the biggest inflation jump in March since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. That is according to economists assessing the fallout from the escalating war in West Asia.


Eurozone Inflation: Historic Energy Crisis Fueling Inflation Eurozone

Ukraine has denied reports of a salary crisis despite delays in receiving a major loan from the European Union. Officials say wages for public workers, pensions, and military payments remain secure even as funding negotiations continue.


Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine Denies Salary Crisis Amid EU Loan Deadloc

Russia has designated Pavel Talankin, a teacher and co-director of the Oscar-winning documentary "Mr. Nobody Against Putin," as a "foreign agent" following his exposure of pro-war propaganda in Russian schools. Talankin secretly filmed inside a Chelyabinsk school for two years before fleeing in 2024. The film recently won the 2026 Oscar for Best Documentary. 


Oscar-winning Filmmaker Flees Russia, Smuggles Footage; Russia Brands Him a “Foreign Agent”

A Russian oil tanker is heading to Cuba despite a US-imposed oil blockade on the island. The vessel, carrying hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude, is expected to provide temporary relief to Cuba’s worsening energy crisis marked by blackouts and fuel shortages.

The shipment challenges Washington’s efforts to restrict fuel supplies to Cuba, with earlier policies aimed at pressuring the government by cutting off oil imports. The US has now signalled it will allow the tanker to reach Cuba, avoiding a potential escalation with Russia.

US-Iran War | Reports: US Coast Guard Allowing Tanker to Reach Cuba

Severe flooding has swept across parts of Russia’s North Caucasus after days of relentless rainfall. Regions including Dagestan and Chechnya have been badly hit, with swollen rivers and overflowing streams inundating towns and villages.

Rescue workers and local residents are struggling to cope with the aftermath as fast-moving floodwaters cause widespread damage. Authorities say thousands of people have already been evacuated from the worst-affected areas.


Russia Battles Devastating Floods As Caucasus Region Sees Mass Evacuations | Climate Tracker

A major India-Russia co-production is bringing cultural collaboration to the big screen, with the film shot across Mumbai, Udaipur and Jodhpur. The musical comedy, Persimmon of My Love, marks the first large-scale cinematic collaboration between the two countries in decades.

Filmed entirely in India using Bollywood-style production, the project blends Russian storytelling with Indian cinematic elements. Locations in Mumbai studios and Rajasthan’s Udaipur and Jodhpur were used to create a visually rich setting, highlighting India’s cultural and architectural heritage.

The film is seen as a step forward in cultural and creative ties between India and Russia, reviving a long-standing cinematic connection.

India-Russia Film Showcases Cultural Ties, Shot Across Mumbai, Udaipur, Jodhpur | WION

New Delhi: A Bollywood-style musical comedy shot entirely in India is set to bring song, dance, and Russian humour to cinemas across Russia on 1 April 2026. “Persimmon of My Love” marks the first major Russian-Indian film collaboration since the Soviet era and the first Russian wide-release feature filmed from start to finish on Indian soil.&nbsp;More than 350 Indian and international crew members worked on set daily, with some crowd scenes featuring up to 1,000 people on screen, a scale that echoes classic Bollywood spectacles. The story follows two brothers separated in childhood, one an upright police officer, Ramash, and the other a charismatic criminal, Shamar. Their clash of justice, family secrets, romance, and adventure unfolds against the vibrant backdrop of a fictional Indian city called Khurmada.&nbsp;Popular Russian comedians Demis Karibidis and Mikhail Galustyan star as the brothers, with Karibidis also writing the screenplay. The supporting cast includes Adila Ragimova, Albina Kabalina, Artur Vakha and Sergey Rost. Indian choreographer Jay Kumar staged the dance sequences, while Russian composer Zurab Matua created the original soundtrack, including songs performed in Hindi.&nbsp;Filming took place in Mumbai’s bustling studios and the historic palaces and forts of Udaipur and Jodhpur in Rajasthan, using real heritage sites to capture the film’s colourful visual world. Tina Kandelaki, Deputy General Director of Gazprom-Media Holding and Director of the TNT channel, which co-produced the film with MyWayStudio, said, “Russia and India have developed a strong partnership for decades, and culture has always played an important role in that relationship.”&nbsp;She explained, “This film shows how organically the creative traditions of the two countries can merge: Bollywood’s emotions and music and the Russian drama school.”&nbsp;Director Marius Weisberg, known for hits such as Love in the Big City&nbsp;and The Taming of the Shrew, praised the Indian crew’s speed and professionalism. “I was astonished by the professionalism and the speed at which the Bollywood teams worked. This is an enormous industry capable of handling the greatest production challenges,” he said.&nbsp;Karibidis, who also served as creative producer, added, “A strong story is key to any successful international project. Audiences can understand it regardless of their country or culture. We made sure that humour, emotions, and visual storytelling would resonate with audiences everywhere.”&nbsp;Producer Lika Blank described the project as “a new fairy tale created from scratch” about love, family, hope and light, told through music, humour and visual beauty. “It was important for us to honour Indian culture while creating an original international film,” she said.&nbsp;The production, backed by the Russian Cinema Fund and Indian partners including ASB Film Village, comes as cultural and economic ties between Russia and India, and within BRICS, continue to grow. Russian audiences, long familiar with Indian cinema from Soviet times, may find the blend of Bollywood spectacle, gentle self-irony, and Russian comedy a fresh and timely treat. Persimmon of My Love&nbsp;premieres in Moscow on 1 April.

Filming took place in Mumbai’s bustling studios and historic palaces and forts in Rajasthan, using real heritage sites. Director Marius Weisberg, known for hits such as Love in the Big City and The Taming of the Shrew, praised the Indian crew’s speed and professionalism.

New Delhi: A Bollywood-style musical comedy shot entirely in India is set to bring song, dance, and Russian humour to cinemas across Russia on 1 April 2026. “Persimmon of My Love” marks the first major Russian-Indian film collaboration since the Soviet era and the first Russian wide-release feature filmed from start to finish on Indian soil. More than 350 Indian and international crew members worked on set daily, with some crowd scenes featuring up to 1,000 people on screen, a scale that echoes classic Bollywood spectacles. The story follows two brothers separated in childhood, one an upright police officer, Ramash, and the other a charismatic criminal, Shamar. Their clash of justice, family secrets, romance, and adventure unfolds against the vibrant backdrop of a fictional Indian city called Khurmada. Popular Russian comedians Demis Karibidis and Mikhail Galustyan star as the brothers, with Karibidis also writing the screenplay. The supporting cast includes Adila Ragimova, Albina Kabalina, Artur Vakha and Sergey Rost. Indian choreographer Jay Kumar staged the dance sequences, while Russian composer Zurab Matua created the original soundtrack, including songs performed in Hindi. Filming took place in Mumbai’s bustling studios and the historic palaces and forts of Udaipur and Jodhpur in Rajasthan, using real heritage sites to capture the film’s colourful visual world. Tina Kandelaki, Deputy General Director of Gazprom-Media Holding and Director of the TNT channel, which co-produced the film with MyWayStudio, said, “Russia and India have developed a strong partnership for decades, and culture has always played an important role in that relationship.” She explained, “This film shows how organically the creative traditions of the two countries can merge: Bollywood’s emotions and music and the Russian drama school.” Director Marius Weisberg, known for hits such as Love in the Big City and The Taming of the Shrew, praised the Indian crew’s speed and professionalism. “I was astonished by the professionalism and the speed at which the Bollywood teams worked. This is an enormous industry capable of handling the greatest production challenges,” he said. Karibidis, who also served as creative producer, added, “A strong story is key to any successful international project. Audiences can understand it regardless of their country or culture. We made sure that humour, emotions, and visual storytelling would resonate with audiences everywhere.” Producer Lika Blank described the project as “a new fairy tale created from scratch” about love, family, hope and light, told through music, humour and visual beauty. “It was important for us to honour Indian culture while creating an original international film,” she said. The production, backed by the Russian Cinema Fund and Indian partners including ASB Film Village, comes as cultural and economic ties between Russia and India, and within BRICS, continue to grow. Russian audiences, long familiar with Indian cinema from Soviet times, may find the blend of Bollywood spectacle, gentle self-irony, and Russian comedy a fresh and timely treat. Persimmon of My Love premieres in Moscow on 1 April.

Filming took place in Mumbai’s bustling studios and historic palaces and forts in Rajasthan, using real heritage sites. Director Marius Weisberg, known for hits such as Love in the Big City&nbsp;and The Taming of the Shrew, praised the Indian crew’s speed and professionalism.

First Russian film fully shot in India blends song, dance and brotherly drama

Russia took satellite images of a U.S. air base in Saudi Arabia three times in the days before Iran attacked the site and wounded American troops, according to a summary of Ukrainian intelligence shared with NBC News by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

In an interview in the Gulf nation of Qatar on Saturday, Zelenskyy said he was “100%” confident Russia was sharing such intelligence with Iran to help target U.S. forces across the Middle East.

Ukraine: Russia Took Satellite Images of US Airbase in Saudi Arabia

Memories of 2022 Ukraine Crisis Come to Fore

Russia has reportedly sent food and medical supplies to Iran via road and railway routes, signalling deepening cooperation between Moscow and Tehran amid the ongoing US-Israel war with Iran. The humanitarian cargo moved through regional transit corridors, including routes passing via Azerbaijan, highlighting the growing strategic importance of overland logistics networks linking the two countries.


Russia Sends Food & Medicine to Iran Via Road & Railway 

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak on Friday instructed the energy ‌ministry ⁠to draft ⁠a resolution banning gasoline exports from April 1, the Russian government said.

The ⁠state-run TASS ‌news agency earlier ⁠reported that the ban would remain in place until July 31.

Russia Imposes Ban on Gasoline Exports For Producers

#Gravitas According to reports, Russian President Vladimir Putin is turning to the country’s richest elites, its oligarchs, for financial support to help stabilise the country's finances as the war drags on. A claim that the Kremlin has outrightly rejected. 


Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Asks Russian Oligarchs to Fund War With Ukraine?

India's defence ‌acquisition council approved proposals ​worth ​2.38 trillion rupees ($25 ⁠billion) ​on Friday ​to buy medium transport aircraft, ​Russian ​S-400 surface-to-air missile ‌systems, ⁠and remotely piloted strike ​aircraft, ​the ⁠government said in ​a ​statement.


Indian Air Force Wants to Acquire More S-400 Air Defence Systems 

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