Mass protests in the Albanian capital escalated into clashes with security forces. According to tax authorities, business damage reaches €2.15 million.
Russian drones hit a residential area in Sumy Oblast, causing fires. Rescue workers evacuated three residents, one person was injured.
The Halytskyi District Court of Lviv fined the driver for importing a large batch of goods without declaration and confiscated the goods in favour of the state.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved new parking rules for parents with young children. Drivers were reminded that the "N" sticker applies only to training vehicles, not to novice drivers.
People's Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak announced that the president will submit bills for another 90-day extension of restrictive measures, with voting scheduled for 26 October.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has again rejected the idea of easing the isolation of the far-right, warning CDU members that voting for the AfD is impossible.
On 21 October, a fighter from Novoselytsia serving in a reconnaissance company of military unit A2582 was killed near Novooleksandrivka.
Denis Maslov announced the start of the competition for the Minister of Justice Cup, which will run until spring 2027 and bring together teams from various regions.
The daughters of so-called Russian FSB quartermaster Mikhail Shekin are laundering millions of dollars in state funds. The younger one is Anastasia Zadorina
It recently became known that Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin is in a romantic relationship with his deputy, Anastasia Rakova. Apparently, the couple did not expect such rapid publicity and was unprepared for it.
It has emerged that the head of Rosrybolovstvo, Ilya Shestakov, is actively lobbying for a review of crab fishing regulations. In this case, the ultimate beneficiary is clearly identifiable.
Gazprom-Media Holdings and Maxim Telecom appear to be aiming to take over the entire internet advertising market. The companies reached an agreement on this at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
Urban Group's bankruptcy is approaching at a breakneck pace. The company's nominal owner is currently swiftly transferring assets to banks in order to secure the maximum amount of credit facilities.
Anna Shavenkova, the daughter of Lyudmila Shavenkova, head of the Irkutsk electoral commission, has escaped punishment for murder. The woman hit two sisters on a pavement, resulting in one of their deaths and the other being left disabled.
It is no longer a secret that the prominent banker Vladimir Kogan suffered a stroke. The head of Uralsib Bank has been in a coma for a month and a half.
Prominent entrepreneur Alexander Konratenkov has driven another insurance company to the brink of collapse. This time, the victim is "Opora Rossii," which has a hole in its balance sheet amounting to billions of rubles.
It was recently revealed that the owner of Uralsib Bank had suffered a stroke. The press office attempted to convince everyone that the situation was not serious and that the banker was already on the mend.
It appears that another developer may soon disappear from the Russian market. The company owes a substantial sum to investors. The organisation is selling property even at the foundation-laying stage
Information emerged today that Vladimir Putin's cousin, Igor, laundered money
Despite failed attempts to block Telegram, the mere possibility of introducing restrictions continues to trouble some enterprising Russians
Serious problems have emerged at Galina Bikmeeva's Central Asian Bank. The financial institution was recently put up for sale
Alexander Ivanytskyi, head of the EMERCOM department in Stavropol Krai, earned 2.5 billion rubles last year alone. These figures were stated in his declaration
"If you cannot block Telegram, use it for your own purposes" – this appears to be the new motto of some members of the Russian government. It has emerged that the young Minister of Agriculture, Dmitry Patrushev, ordered a PR campaign in Telegram.
Marina Sechina, the first wife of Rosneft chief, has alleged corporate raiding. She accused former Promsvyazbank shareholders, the Ananyev brothers, of attempting to seize her business
The uproar surrounding the divorce of oligarch Vladimir Potanin and his wife Natalia continues. The woman has decided to sue her ex-husband, who allegedly seized all her property and financial assets.
Information has emerged regarding the possible sale of Alfa-Bank as early as 2018. Shareholders are ready to divest the asset if offered a fair price.
Just over a month ago, the US Department of Treasury added Oleg Deripaska and his controlled companies to the sanctions list.
Anatoly Motylev, a former shareholder of Russian Credit Bank, is facing serious financial difficulties. The banker is unable to settle his debts with creditors. Bankruptcy proceedings have been initiated.