‘Homemade Explosive Device’ Injures 10 in Russia’s Saint Petersburg
A blast in a supermarket in the Russian city of Saint Petersburg that injured ten people on Wednesday was caused ...
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Ukraine, Pro-Russia Rebels Begin Biggest Prisoner Swap Since 2014
Ukraine and Russian-backed rebels Wednesday began to exchange more than 300 prisoners in the war-torn east of the country.
Kremlin: Russia Ready to Mediate US-North Korea Talks
Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Tuesday that Russia was ready to mediate talks between the United States and North ...
Russia Bars Opposition Leader Navalny’s Presidential Bid
Russia's Central Election Commission on Monday unanimously rejected top opposition figure Alexei Navalny's bid to run in the 2018 presidential ...
Kremlin Brands US Sanctions Against Chechen Strongman ‘Illegal’
Russia branded US sanctions against Chechen strongman Ramzan Kadyrov "illegal and unfriendly" after Washington accused him of involvement in murder ...
US Blacklists Chechen Leader Kadyrov for Human Rights Abuses
The US on Tuesday slapped financial sanctions on Chechen strongman Ramzan Kadyrov, accusing him overseeing a systematic campaign of deadly ...
Russian Security Services Uncover ISIS Cell in Saint Petersburg
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) said Friday it had uncovered a cell of the Islamic State group that was ...
Tusk: EU Leaders Agree to Roll Over Russia Sanctions
E.U. leaders on Thursday agreed to extend economic sanctions against Russia over its meddling in Ukraine for six months.
Putin: Not My Fault There is No Opposition in Russia
Russian President Putin spent three hours and 42 minutes answering questions on a wide range of issues including domestic and ...
Putin to Visit Turkey Next Week for Jerusalem, Syria Talks
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit Turkey next week for talks with his counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Syria and ...
Putin Tries to Excuse the System He Built in Russia
Russian hackers linked to the Kremlin are accused of interfering in democratic processes in the West, from elections to referendums ...
Russia Banned From 2018 Winter Olympics Over Doping
Russia was banned Tuesday from the 2018 Winter Games by the International Olympic Committee over its state-orchestrated doping program.
Russia Registers 9 US Media Outlets as ‘Foreign Agents’
Russia's justice ministry on Tuesday named nine US media outlets including Voice of America as "foreign agents" after President Vladimir ...
World AIDS Day: Fighting the Epidemic in Russia
Many people with HIV/AIDs live in Russia, where they struggle to get treatment. Some activist groups are pushing the government ...
Russian Duma May Ban US Media Access to Parliament
Russia's State Duma will decide next week whether to prohibit all American media from the parliament after RT lost media ...
US Bashes Russia’s ‘Restrictive’ Media-Focused Law
The U.S. Department of State criticized on Tuesday Russia's legislation that allows Moscow to register media outlets as foreign agents.
Climate Change in Russia: Benefit or Disadvantage?
Rising world temperatures resulted not only in ice melting in Russia's north but also mild temperatures and ideal conditions in ...
Syria Talks in Russia, Saudi Arabia Aim to Unify Rival Sides
The leaders of Russia, Turkey and Iran on Wednesday discussed ways to promote a peaceful settlement in Syria, including the ...
Ukraine Detains Man Wanted for 2004 Murder of Forbes Editor
MOSCOW (AP) — Ukraine's intelligence agency says it has detained a man wanted for the high-profile murder of American journalist ...
Russia Vetoes US Resolution on Syria Chemical Weapons Use
Russia on Thursday vetoed a U.S.-drafted resolution to extend the mandate of experts trying to determine who was responsible for ...
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