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Russian President Vladimir Putin, seen here delivering a national address on June 30, 2020, has triggered fresh outrage in the United States over reports of targeting US troops in Afghanistan

Russians Overhaul Constitution, Open Way For Vladimir Putin To Rule Through 2036

Putin has been in power longer than any Kremlin leader since Josef Stalin.

France Pulls Out Of NATO Med Operation Over Turkey Tensions

Earlier this month, France denounced an 'extremely aggressive' intervention by Turkish ships against a French navy vessel participating in the NATO mission there, a claimed dismissed by Ankara

France pulls out of NATO Med operation over Turkey tensions

Pompeo Doesn't Rule Out Inviting Putin To Expanded G7 Summit

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in February 2020, says the Trump administration has raised concerns with Russia over Afghanistan

Pompeo doesn't rule out inviting Putin to expanded G7 summit

A woman wearing a face mask and gloves feeds pigeons in an almost deserted Marble Arch in London

Lured By Prize Draws, Russians Cast Votes On Putin Reforms

Lured by prize draws, Russians cast votes on Putin reforms

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A voter casts a ballot into a mobile ballot box in Moscow during the early vote in a nationwide constitutional referendum that could extend President Vladimir Putin's term

US Says Putin Seeking To Stay In Power For Life

US says Putin seeking to stay in power for life

Kremlin critics say the reform vote is a thinly veiled attempt to keep President Putin, 67, in power for life

Russia's Opposition Flounders As Putin Changes Constitution

Russia's opposition flounders as Putin changes constitution

Employees of Russia's state-owned oil pipeline monopoly Transneft take part in the clean-up operation after the massive fuel spill in the Ambarnaya River last month

Russian Mining Giant Admits Waste 'Violations' At Arctic Plant

Russian mining giant admits waste 'violations' at Arctic plant

Taliban spokesman Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai (right) greets a participant during the opening of talks with Afghanistan's opposition in Moscow in February 2019

US Thinks Russia Spies Aided Taliban Attacks: Report

US thinks Russia spies aided Taliban attacks: report

French President Emmanuel Macron talks to Russian President Vladimir Putin during a videoconference on June 26 at the Elysee Palace in Paris

Macron 'Confident' Of Progress In Russia Ties After Putin Talks

Macron 'confident' of progress in Russia ties after Putin talks

Former conservative lawmaker Svetlana Khokhlova says the country's youth have become victims of 'anti-Russian propaganda'

Putin Reform Referendum Reveals Russian Generation Gap

Putin reform referendum reveals Russian generation gap

The Russian referendum on constitutional reforms could lead to Vladimir Putin remaining president until 2036

Russians Cast Early Votes In Ballot To Extend Putin's Rule

Russians cast early votes in ballot to extend Putin's rule

German rail industry tycoon Heinz Hermann Thiele is also a force to be reckoned with at Lufthansa who threated to scuttle the airline's rescue

Billionaire Investor A New Force To Reckon With At Lufthansa

Billionaire investor a new force to reckon with at Lufthansa

Lukashenko is seeking his sixth term as president in elections scheduled for August 9

Belarus President Accuses Russia, Poland Of Election Interference

Belarus president accuses Russia, Poland of election interference

FBI DirectorÂ Christopher WrayÂ says encrypted files on Alshamrani's cell phone showed his ties to al-Qaeda

China Is Biggest Threat To US: FBI Reveals 2,000 Active Investigations On Communist Party

The FBI asserts it's China, and not Russia, that's the biggest threat to U.S. national security today.

Donning face masks and gloves, Russian servicemen take part in a rehearsal for Wednesday's parade

Russia Stages Grand WWII Parade Ahead Of Vote On Putin Reforms

Russia stages grand WWII parade ahead of vote on Putin reforms

The tourists hone in on the major sights in Venice such as the famous Bridge of Sighs (Ponte dei Sospiri)

Planning A European Vacation? Not So Fast. US Not On EU Shortlist Of Acceptable Travelers

Coronavirus infections have dropped to 16 per 100,000 population. The EU plans to ban travel from any country that exceeds 20 cases per 100,000 population.

Atambayev, who has claimed ill health, did not attend the sentencing

Kyrgyzstan Ex-leader Sentenced To 11 Years In Crime Boss Case

Kyrgyzstan ex-leader sentenced to 11 years in crime boss case

Vladimir Putin's Russia has accused the West of downplaying the former Soviet Union's role in the victory over Nazi Germany

Russia And Europe Trade Barbs Over WWII Narratives

Russia and Europe trade barbs over WWII narratives

Russian President Vladimir Putin pays homage to Russia's World War II dead at an enormous new cathedral outside Moscow

Putin Hails Russian War Dead At Giant New Army Cathedral

Putin hails Russian war dead at giant new army cathedral

At rehearsals, troops were wearing masks and rubber gloves but they will not do so on the day, an army source said

Putin To Host Russia WWII Parade Ahead Of Key Vote

Putin to host Russia WWII parade ahead of key vote

President Donald Trump has the shadow of former National Security Advisor John Bolton over him as he seeks re-election

Trump Presidency In Turmoil After Bombshell Book, Supreme Court Vote

Trump presidency in turmoil after bombshell book, Supreme Court vote

The suspect first shot the man in the side using a Glock 26 equipped with a silencer, then fired two more shots into his head, prosecutors said

Germany Accuses Russia Over 'Contract Killing' Of Georgian Man

Germany accuses Russia over 'contract killing' of Georgian man

John Bolton, then national security advisor, listens to US President Donald Trump in an April 2018 meeting in the Cabinet Room

John Bolton's Explosive Charges Against Trump

John Bolton's explosive charges against Trump

Nazarbayev retains a number of powerful positions in the authoritarian Central Asian country

Kazakh 'Leader Of The Nation' Nazarbayev, 79, Has Coronavirus

Kazakh 'Leader of the Nation' Nazarbayev, 79, has coronavirus

Beijing's criticism of the US defence act comes a day after a phone call between President Xi Jinping and Donald Trump

John Bolton's Book Revelations: Trump Supported China's Uyghur Concentration Camps Despite Signing Human Rights Act

President Donald Trump said the new law “holds accountable perpetrators of human rights violations and abuses such as the systematic use of indoctrination camps."

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Russia Says Has Removed Fuel From River Hit By Arctic Spill

Russia says has removed fuel from river hit by Arctic spill

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