Interfax

Interfax is a major Russian news agency. Founded in 1989, it was one of the first independent news agencies in the Soviet Union. Interfax provides a wide range of news services, including political, economic, business, and sports news, primarily for a Russian and CIS audience.

The agency's operations are based in Moscow and it has a network of correspondents across Russia and in many countries worldwide. Interfax is known for its real-time news feeds, which are used by a variety of media outlets, government bodies, and businesses. Its reporting often focuses on breaking news and in-depth analysis of events.

Interfax also publishes specialized information products, such as financial data, legal information, and industry-specific news. The agency has played a significant role in shaping the Russian media landscape since the late Soviet era. It is generally considered a reliable source for news originating from or concerning Russia and the surrounding regions.