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Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova comments on Norway's expulsion of 15 intelligence officers

The international criminal court in The Hague on Friday issued an arrest warrant for Russian dictator Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.

Exactly one year after Russia's full-scale onslaught on Ukraine, the Russian cross-country skier wins gold medal in 30 km skiathlon in a major national championship competition in Arkhangelsk. The sportsman, who is also an officer in Russian military forces, claims he does not care about the ongoing FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Slovenia.

A group of protesters disrupted logging operations at Aalistunturi in Kolari, Finland, on Sunday.

On paper, they are still friendship towns on each side of the Norwegian-Russian border. This week, both Vadsø and Murmansk sent one fire truck each to Ukraine. The one from Murmansk went to illegally occupied Donetsk.

Three decades of Finnish diplomatic presence come to an end in Russia’s largest city inside the Arctic Circle.

Traitors who hate their country so much that they call for its defeat and destruction must be regarded as 'hostis publicus' - public enemies, the Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council writes in his Telegram channel.

The EU has listed Murmansk Governor Andrei Chibis in its latest response to Russia’s brutal war of aggression against Ukraine.

The Arkhangelsk-based Ecological Movement “42” is one of the first to be listed after Russia on December 1 drastically expanded the oppressive foreign agent legislation. The eco-group was started after Aetas environmental organization in 2017 was declared foreign agents and shut down.

Nine months of war and few hopes for regional cross-border cooperation put an end to the regional Barents offices in Murmansk, Arkhangelsk, and Naryan-Mar.