Russian court releases Brazilian Greenpeace activist on bail: group

Russian court releases Brazilian Greenpeace activist on bail: group

SAINT PETERSBURG - Agence France-Presse
Russian court releases Brazilian Greenpeace activist on bail: group

A Russian police officer puts handcuffs on Greenpeace International activist, one of the "Arctic 30," Ana Paula Alminhana Maciel from Brazil, in a defendant cage in a court in Russia's second city of Saint Petersburg, on November 18, 2013. AFP photo

A Russian court Tuesday released on bail a Brazilian Greenpeace activist, the first non-Russian to be set free from the so-called Arctic 30 detained for a protest against oil drilling, the group said.
 
"Ana Paula Alminhana Maciel (BRA) to be released on bail says court in St Petersburg," Greenpeace said on Twitter, citing the decision of a Saint Petersburg court. "First non-Russian." Earlier courts in the city freed three Russian activists on bail but ordered an Australian activist to remain in pre-trial jail until February 24.

Quark.Models.Entities.Ancestor?.Title?.ToUpperInvariant() Kremlin tells Zelensky to negotiate now or lose more territory

Kremlin tells Zelensky to negotiate 'now' or lose more territory
LATEST NEWS

  1. Kremlin tells Zelensky to negotiate 'now' or lose more territory

    Kremlin tells Zelensky to negotiate 'now' or lose more territory

  2. CHP rolls out first party program revamp in 17 years

    CHP rolls out first party program revamp in 17 years

  3. Pupils kidnapped from Catholic school in central Nigeria

    Pupils kidnapped from Catholic school in central Nigeria

  4. Bolivia’s president scraps the country’s justice ministry

    Bolivia’s president scraps the country’s justice ministry

  5. Livestream giant Twitch to ban under-16s in Australia

    Livestream giant Twitch to ban under-16s in Australia
Recommended
Kremlin tells Zelensky to negotiate now or lose more territory

Kremlin tells Zelensky to negotiate 'now' or lose more territory
Pupils kidnapped from Catholic school in central Nigeria

Pupils kidnapped from Catholic school in central Nigeria
Bolivia’s president scraps the country’s justice ministry

Bolivia’s president scraps the country’s justice ministry
Livestream giant Twitch to ban under-16s in Australia

Livestream giant Twitch to ban under-16s in Australia
Thousands of lives could have been saved: UK Covid inquiry

Thousands of lives could have been saved: UK Covid inquiry
Israel to seize vast archeological site in occupied West Bank

Israel to seize vast archeological site in occupied West Bank
Iran says no access to bombed nuclear sites without IAEA deal

Iran says no access to bombed nuclear sites without IAEA deal
WORLD Kremlin tells Zelensky to negotiate now or lose more territory

Kremlin tells Zelensky to negotiate 'now' or lose more territory

The Kremlin on Friday warned Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelensky to enter negotiations "now" or lose more territory after the U.S. sent Kiev a peace proposal heeding to many of Moscow's demands.
ECONOMY Syria takes 1st place in Türkiyes flour exports

Syria takes 1st place in Türkiye's flour exports

Syria has become Türkiye's top flour export destination as of July, with Iraq losing its first place for the first time in 15 years, according to a statement by the International Association of Operative Millers (IAOM) Eurasia.
SPORTS Türkiye books playoff spot with Spain draw

Türkiye books playoff spot with Spain draw

Türkiye’s path to the 2026 World Cup will go through the playoffs, but Vincenzo Montella’s side enters the next stage with renewed belief after holding European champion Spain to a 2-2 draw on the night of Nov. 18.