New legislation proposes that agricultural products seized under Russia's food ban not be destroyed, but rather given as humanitarian aid.
The Kremlin's censorship organization objected to a post about magic mushrooms.
The proposal comes as Russia witnesses a spike in HIV cases amid the Kremlin's crackdown on foreign-made goods such as condoms and other contraceptives.
The eastern Ukraine conflict is in danger of reverting to the kind of warfare that saw more than 5,500 killed in the first year.
Amid Russia's costly military expansion, the air force will reportedly sign a contract to add 48 fighter jets.
Roskomnadzor urged Russians to reach Reddit before the whole site was taken down.
Russia’s new aircraft carrier is expected to be nuclear-powered, state media reported.
Allegations that Putin met with a Quds Force commander come as Obama compares GOP to such hardliners.
Russia's public destruction of French cheese, fruits and other Western imports has sparked outrage in Russia and around the world.
The two countries may agree to jointly purchase and produce the military equipment, which may include Kamov Ka-226T helicopters.
Word came after Moscow submitted a bid to the U.N. on Monday to incorporate 460,000 square miles of the Arctic into its territory.
Cheese and other food items are rotting in Russian warehouses, to be destroyed as part of sanctions against the West.
Russia has developed a series of reconnaissance ships capable of infiltrating US missile defenses.
The attack helicopters were initially ordered for use on two Mistral-class warships that France has now refused to deliver to Russia.
The first batches of banned imported food products will be destroyed in the cities of Orenburg and St. Petersburg.
After more than a year of uncertainty, French President Francois Hollande and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to a deal.
Only about one-in-five people in the United States trust President Putin to make good decisions in world affairs — and the rest of the world seems to agree.
As Congress considers the nuclear deal, Israel's prime minister tried to convince American Jews to oppose it.
Tauric Chersonesos, a former Greek colony and nature preserve, will be run by a Russian Orthodox priest who does not specialize in the field.
Dmitry Peskov was photographed wearing a watch reportedly worth four times his salary as he got married over the weekend.
Prominent Russians Maria Gaidar and Vladimir Fedorin accepted Ukrainian passports in a move that sparked anger and disappointment from Russia.
The high-level reconnaissance ship Yuri Ivanov has been more than a decade in the making.