Russia-Iran Missile Deal: Putin And Netanyahu Disagree Over Lift Of S-300 Ban
Putin assured Netanyahu a deal to supply Iran with S-300 missile systems wouldn't jeopardize Israel's security.
Russia Could Spearhead Ukraine Offensive Within 60 Days, Former NATO Commander Says
Approximately 100,000 additional Russian forces are present in Crimea or on the other side of Russia’s border with Ukraine, the retired general said.
Moving To Russia? First You Have To Answer Some Questions About Stalin, Crimea Under New Immigration Test
Applicants for work permits must answer 60 percent of the questions correctly. Applicants for resident status must get 75 percent of the test correct.
Did Russia Try To Bribe French Politicians? Leaked Texts Suggest France's Right-Wing Party Endorsed Crimean Referendum For Cash
The unconfirmed emails show a senior Kremlin official negotiating with a man with ties to National Front.
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Putin In New York: Russian President Plans United Nations Address In September
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Will Putin Run For A Fourth Term? Majority Of Voters Would Pick Current President If Elections Were Held Sunday, Russian Poll Says
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Russian Security Council Warns US Seeks 'Color Revolution' Against Kremlin
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Russia's Top Secret Tank Unveiled: Armored Vehicle Purportedly Filmed For The First Time
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Putin Considering Russian High-Speed Train That Would End At Bering Strait, Doorstep Of Alaska and US
The Bering Strait is just 55 miles wide at its narrowest point, so the train line's last stop could be a short distance from U.S. soil.
EU Agrees Russia Sanctions To Stay Until Ukraine Peace Terms Met
Strains have been growing within the 28-country bloc over sanctions which some member governments have only supported reluctantly.
Putin Puts Russia's Northern Fleet On Full Combat Alert In The Arctic Amid Security Concerns
Russia's deputy foreign minister expressed concerns about NATO troop movements in northeastern Europe.
Putin Disappearance Rumors Continue Despite Kremlin's Denials Of Death, Ill Health And Baby
Is he dead? Dying? Having a child? Being overthrown? Perhaps wrestling bears? No one knows, but the Internet loves to speculate.
EU Russia Sanctions: Europe Expected To Hold Off Extending Economic Measures
Further economic measures against Russia would be "beneficial to no one," Spain's foreign minister said this week.
Putin Postpones Kazakhstan Visit, Cancels South Ossetia Meeting Amid Rumors Of Ill Health
The Russian president's Kazakhstan visit has been delayed indefinitely but the Kremlin dismisses health rumors.
Boris Nemtsov's Daughter: Putin Is 'Politically' Responsible For Murder
Critics of Vladimir Putin say his government has encouraged a hostile political environment that leads supporters to act out violently.
Russia, Ketchum End Controversial Nine-Year Public Relations Partnership
Ketchum pursued a number of controversial campaigns for Russia, including Vladimir Putin's 2013 New York Times op-ed on Syria.
Nemtsov Murder Brings Ramzan Kadyrov, Controversial Chechen Leader, Under Scrutiny
The man some call a warlord has praised one of Nemtsov's alleged assassins as a "true Russian patriot."
Trailer Shows Putin Held Secret Meeting Before Ordering Forces To Annex Crimea, Save Yanukovych
A trailer of a new documentary shows Putin speaking about an all-night meeting that discussed annexing Crimea.
Alexei Navalny, Putin And Kremlin Critic, Released After 15-Day Sentence
Alexei Navalny's imprisonment coincided with the murder of fellow Putin critic Boris Nemtsov.
Putin on Nemtsov Murder: Russia Must Do More To Secure Country Against Disgraceful Killings
Many opposition members and Kremlin critics accuse the Russian president's inner circle of orchestrating Boris Nemtsov's murder.
Russian Navy Will Get 50 New Ships This Year, Including Nuclear Submarines, Surface Warships, Says Admiral
Some of the ships, like Russia's latest nuclear submarines, are new. Others are to be refurbished and upgraded.
Ukraine Natural Gas Deal: Russia Violates Agreement, Says Ukraine's Naftogaz
A gas dispute is becoming increasingly contentious ahead of planned talks around Europe over the crisis in Ukraine.
Russia Poll: US Supplying Weapons To Ukraine Would Trigger Global Conflict
Around a quarter of Russian respondents said Russia shouldn't act if the U.S. provides weapons to Ukraine.
Ukraine Crisis: EU Hints At New Sanctions On Russia, But Effectiveness Questioned
Economic sanctions have done little to sway Vladimir Putin, but remain the West's response to the Ukraine conflict.
Putin And Hungary's Orban Agree To Gas Deal
The Russian leader also spoke strongly about the conflict in Ukraine and accused the West of supplying the Ukrainian military with weapons.
Ukrainian Military, Rebels Miss Deadline To Withdraw Heavy Artillery From Frontline
Under the ceasefire agreement, the two warring sides were due to begin pulling back heavy weapons on Tuesday.
Ukraine Ceasefire Agreement: Who Came Out On Top In Minsk?
Did Putin get what he wanted? And what about Poroshenko, who faces hardliners at home that will likely resist the terms he accepted?
Putin-Poroshenko Handshake: Ukraine's Minsk Meeting Starts Off Icy [PHOTOS AND VIDEOS]
The leaders met in Minsk with a barely civil greeting, and outside, a Russian reporter barked at a Ukrainian news team.
Ukraine Crisis: Ceasefire Agreed Upon, Russian Source Says
The ceasefire, if confirmed, would come just before Russian, German, French and Ukrainian leaders meet in Minsk.
Putin In Egypt: Hero’s Welcome A ‘Slap In The Face’ For Washington
The visit has exposed Washington's diminished clout in Egypt.
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