VLADIMIR PUTIN

A leaked proposal shows the two countries would coordinate military attacks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said weapons and military equipment exports had reached $4.6 billion in 2016.

The state department announced Friday that two Russian officials had been sent back in response to an attack on an American diplomat in Moscow.

Hyperloop One, a U.S. startup working on commercializing Elon Musk’s trademark concept, has received a lot of funding from Russian investors.

New anti-terrorism laws in Russia will force communications operators to store metadata for three years and release it to security services when requested.

NATO officials are expected to approve the deployment of four battalions to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland as they nervously watch Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent actions.

Dozens of deaths in an attack at Istanbul airport Tuesday is likely to delay the rapprochement between Turkey and Russia.

The British pound fell anew in early Asian trading on Monday, with investors still at a loss as to what happens next now that the country has voted to leave the EU.

Former U.K. Foreign Minister David Millibrand said populism is very popular — until it gets elected.

The heads of major European Union institutions pushed back against a British politician’s call for Britain to move slowly in leaving the EU.

Russia and China share many interests but Britain’s EU referendum isn’t one of them. IBT lays out the pros and the cons for the global giants of the U.K. leaving the EU.

International credit rating agencies are leaving as Russia sets up its own, breaking from S&P, Moody's and Fitch.

Economic recession and an approaching election are fueling changes among Russia’s elites. Here’s how those closest to the president are faring.

The International Olympic Committee said it “fully respects” a global athletics body's decision to punish track and field athletes for doping.

Rule-abiding track and field athletes are unfairly affected by the International Association of Athletics Federations' decision to uphold the ban, the country's president said.

The European Union’s ban on economic dealings with the Russia-annexed region of Crimea was set to end later this month.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg accused Moscow of breaching international treaties by conducting snap exercises.

Authorities in Geneva made the arrest following a complaint by law firm Mossack Fonseca, which is at the center of a massive data leak.

The Foreign Ministry attacked people who said the LGBT victims in Orlando deserved to die, despite Russia's own repressive laws.

Without mentioning Russian aggression, the U.S. and Sweden reached a nonbinding agreement calling for greater military cooperation.

As European Union officials prepare to meet at the end of the month to discuss renewing sanctions against Russia, the bloc’s unity is showing cracks.