They were reportedly rationing their money to buy food and other necessities amid coronavirus lockdown.
Fears of COVID-19 reaching space and the International Space Station (ISS) have emerged after a Russian launch official reportedly tested positive for the diseases. According to reports, the official was spotted standing near other Russian officers, cosmonauts and astronauts before the recent launch to the ISS.
Oil prices tank, as Americans protest virus stay-at-home orders
Luxury Moscow clinic becomes coronavirus 'battleground'
Devastating oil glut sends prices into negative, Wall Street down
The May contract, which expires Tuesday, settled at a negative $37.63, meaning producers might need to pay to get rid of crude.
The historic rout saw prices settle at negative $37.63, meaning producers would need to pay traders to take the contract.
US crude falls below $15 a barrel as virus throttles demand
In a move towards protecting the country during a space-based conflict, the U.S. Space Force has unveiled a new weapon system that is capable of blocking the satellites of hostile forces. In a previous report, the agency identified Russia and China as potential threats to the U.S.’ presence in space.
Orthodox Easter services hit by virus as many stay home
Forgotten: The dark legacy of Soviet internment camps in Germany
Rescued from Himalaya trails, trekkers find world in turmoil
Canada funds oil sector environmental cleanup during pandemic
NKorea flouts sanctions through China shipping: UN report
Astronauts land back on Earth transformed by pandemic
Ukraine swaps prisoners with rebels ahead of Orthodox Easter
US outlines phased reopening, as China faces virus ire
Newly declassified footnotes from the DOJ's Inspector General Report on the Russian investigation reveal that the F.B.I. was concerned that portions of the famed Steele dossier were the product of an intentional misinformation campaign led by the Kremlin, including the famed "pee tape" portion of the dossier.
Putin, Xi slam attempts to blame China for late virus response
A suspected cyber espionage app is reportedly posing as a COVID-19 tracker to entice Android and iOS users.
The U.S. Space Command confirmed that Russia recently carried out a live demonstration of its anti-satellite missile system.
US to ease lockdown after virus passes 'peak'