Па́вел Грау́дынь стал чемпио́ном ми́ра по фехтова́нию
Russian sabre fencer Pavel Graudyn won the men’s individual world title in Hong Kong on July 27. He beat South Korea’s Do Gyeongdong 15–7 in the final.
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Russian sabre fencer Pavel Graudyn won the men’s individual world title in Hong Kong on July 27. He beat South Korea’s Do Gyeongdong 15–7 in the final.
UNESCO has begun a project to protect the Odesa Archaeological Museum’s collection after its building was damaged by missile strikes. The work includes safer storage, inventories, photographs and training for museum staff and students.
UNESCO added the five Normandy D-Day landing beaches and Pointe du Hoc to its World Heritage List on July 26, 2026. The sites played a central role in the liberation of Western Europe during World War II.
Russian researchers made a polymer model inspired by the intricate shell of a microscopic diatom. The enlarged structure concentrated terahertz waves and may inform the design of future optical components.
Vladimir Putin signed a law creating rules and state-support categories for large AI models in Russia. The law also invokes undefined “traditional values” and introduces voluntary labeling of AI-generated material.
Residents near Smolensk donated 63,000 rubles and delivered food to a center treating more than 40 injured wild birds. The support paid some bills, but the center still needs help.
Russia registered 1.5 trillion rubles in new government bonds as its wartime budget deficit continued to grow. Analysts expect major state-controlled banks to buy much of the new debt.
CSKA Moscow recovered from a goal in the opening minute to defeat Baltika Kaliningrad 2–1 in the first match of the 2026–27 Russian Premier League season.
A new Amsterdam exhibition will present more than 70 works by Russian-speaking artists. It focuses on historical memory, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, repression and censorship.
The 2026 Commonwealth Games open in Glasgow on July 23. About 3,000 athletes from 74 Commonwealth nations and territories will compete in ten sports through August 2.