Ministry of Internal Affairs

law_enforcement

The Ministry of Internal Affairs is referenced across multiple countries, including Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Finland, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Bahrain, Qatar, and Cuba, indicating its role as a law enforcement or internal security agency in various national contexts. In Russia, it is involved in public safety measures such as issuing alerts during air raids, combating fraud through awareness campaigns, and planning to introduce state registration for individual mobility devices by 2028. The entity also plays a part in migration policy implementation and border control efforts.

Events

• Cambodia has turned over two fugitives to Russia
• Russia Proposes Higher Fines for Driving Without License
• Broke teeth over loud conversation: incoherent person attacked a…
• According to lawyer Voropaev, as reported by TASS
• France Riots After Protests Over Living Costs
• Rapper Navai Detained in Kazakhstan for Drug Smuggling
• 2,397 arrested in France during cost-of-living protests
• In Germany, two Turkish citizens were detained on suspicion of arson…
• The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation has…
• The Ministry of Internal Affairs found nothing illegal in the words…

Recent coverage

• Cambodia turned over two Russians wanted for fraud — Вести
• In the State Duma, a project to toughen fines for driving without a license was supported — Вести
• Protests against the decline in the standard of living are taking place in France. At least 270 people have been detained — Настоящее Время
• Protest actions in France turned into clashes with police: hundreds arrested, in Lyon protesters set fire to a police station — BBC News Русская служба
• Mass demonstrations against the decline in the standard of living are taking place in France — Радио Свобода
• Ministry of Internal Affairs refutes reports that traffic police officers will be able to revoke drivers' licenses starting in 2027 — Вечерняя Москва
• Omsk man knocked teeth out of passerby over loud phone conversation — Вечерняя Москва
• Unknowns destroyed graves of SVO participants at Shevlevskoye cemetery in Artom — Вечерняя Москва
• Baza: Rapper Navai admitted on interrogation that he acquired drugs in Bishkek — Вечерняя Москва
• In Germany, two Turkish citizens detained on suspicion of arson at Starlink ground station in Poland — Настоящее Время
• Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia has issued a wanted notice for a journalist, former head of the investigative department of the publishing house "Meduza" — Радио Свобода
• Protests against new school uniform rules in Baku and other cities of Azerbaijan, which ban wearing hijab... — Радио Свобода
• Juvenile crime in St. Petersburg rose by 45% in 2025 — РИАМО
• Pedophile from Luberyts sent intimate photos to a child under the guise of a classmate — Вечерняя Москва
• Protests against hijab ban in schools in Azerbaijan. 37 people detained — Настоящее Время
• Mash: Ministry of Internal Affairs found no violations in Sterligov's words calling for women to be flogged — Вечерняя Москва
• SBU issued a warrant for Metropolitan Tikhon of Simferopol and Crimea — Вечерняя Москва
• Power does not believe in stability, power continues to seek opponents and repression continues — Настоящее Время
• Lithuania wants to draw army units to guard the border with Russia — Вести
• In the Ministry of Internal Affairs explained whether a citizen can independently make entries in a passport — Вести