- — Venezuela hopes for positive decision on its BRICS membership at Kazan summit — ambassador
- Rafael Salazar Velasquez explained that negotiations on the country’s potential accession to the association are ongoing
- — Aeroflot revises schedule of flights to Dubai
- "Passengers will be rebooked to other flights on the same day, which will be made using higher capacity airplanes," the company added
- — Lavrov views situation in Middle East as 'very bad'
- According to the top Russian diplomat, the unresolved Palestinian problem fuels the issues that the Middle East is facing
- — Argentina’s NATO partnership bid to let US tighten its grip — expert
- According to Andrey Pyatakov, the Argentinian authorities' decision is both a declarative step and evidence of the wish to close economic gaps by expanding military-technical cooperation
- — Venezuelan president very interested in personal meeting with Putin, envoy says
- According to Jesus Rafael Salazar Velasquez, work is underway to organize the visit but no dates have been set yet
- — Russia knows French military instructors working in Ukraine — Lavrov
- At the same time, the top Russian diplomat pointed out that "there is information that not only French mercenaries, but also instructors, maybe even together, but along with some other representatives of military and special services of European countries are working there [in Ukraine]"
- — No plans for pauses in fighting if talks on Ukraine begin, Lavrov says
- The Russian foreign minister emphasized that the situation on the ground had changed significantly
- — Russia always prefers talks to fighting, wars, says Lavrov
- The first Russian-Ukrainian negotiations after the launch of Moscow’s special military operation in Ukraine took place in Belarus in early March 2022 but the talks yielded no tangible results
- — West can’t comprehend Russia’s resilience — Lavrov
- "They would have been scared had anyone come down on them with similar ferocity," the Russian foreign minister added
- — 56 countries to present films at MIFF — program director
- According to Ivan Kudryavtsev, filmmakers from unfriendly countries who have sent their works to MIFF are under "tremendous pressure"
- — Press review: Biden backs aid to Israel, Ukraine and Russia assets giving West legal fits
- Top stories from the Russian press on Friday, April 19th
- — Chinese analyst sees US veto on Palestine as reflection of arrogance, double standards
- Wang Wen stated that it’s still very hard to achieve a settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
- — Moscow International Film Festival to feature over 30 world premieres
- Ivan Sosnin's "The Alien" represents Russia in the festival's main competition
- — Senior Chinese official to take part in conference on security in Russia — diplomat
- The conference will take place from April 23 to 25 in St. Petersburg
- — Private sector behind cancellation of Russian ballet shows in Seoul — diplomat
- The day before the the start of the shows, which were supposed to take place on April 16-18, the head of the South Korean company Ballet & Model, which organized the tour, announced a forced cancellation
- — Rosatom ready to implement renewable energy projects in Turkey — Akkuyu Nuclear
- According to the deputy chairman of the Board of Directors of the Akkuyu Nuclear project company, Rosatom is always willing to discuss ways to expand collaboration with Turkey
- — Putin sees increasing life expectancy as key policy goal for Russia
- The Russian leader stressed that "it’s crucial to continue paying great attention to the prevention and treatment of diseases, particularly through the most advanced and cutting-edge methods"
- — Hezbollah warns Israel it will fight back if attacks on Lebanon continue
- The Lebanese Shiite organization "would not accept that the Israelis transgress the rules of engagement that are currently set in the south" of Lebanon
- — Iran says drones downed over Isfahan launched from country's territory
- "A failed attack with a few quadcopters that were shot down cannot be considered a real attack anywhere in the world," a spokesman for Iran’s Supreme Council of Cyberspace said
- — Four out of five Russians trust Putin, polls show
- A total of 54% of those polled said they approved of the Russian government’s work, and 54.1% approved of Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin’s work
- — Syrian ministry says Israeli jets struck air defense facilities in country’s south
- Earlier, the media reported that one of the strikes hit Tha'lah Military Airbase, with several explosions going off there
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