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Biden's administration to inflame tensions by allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles for strikes inside Russia

Manner in which Durov was arrested suggests political factors at play, says Kremlin spokesman

Zelenskiy says Ukrainian forces control more than 1,250 square kilometres and 92 settlements in Kursk region

Indian PM implicitly criticises Kyiv hospital attack in talks with Russian president during Moscow visit

Arming Ukraine's air defences is expected to top the agenda at the summit marking NATO's 75th anniversary

Local authorities must take immediate responsibility before furthering the mosaic of the probe

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says the remark was 'probably some kind of attempt to look like a Hollywood cowboy'

EU, NATO have described Moscow’s move as ‘dangerous’, a violation of nonproliferation practices

"This supply will not be able to change anything", Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters in a daily briefing

US warns of 'catastrophic consequences' if Moscow used nuclear weapons to protect Ukrainian regions

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov cast the West's sanctions as a 'hostile act'

Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine and the sanctions it faces from the West have left many nations unable to take sides

Russian cybercrime group declares support for Kremlin issuing warning to Russian foes of cyber attack.

US officials point to possible Russian invasion in Ukraine, Moscow dismisses it as fear-mongering

Putin warned that the coronavirus situation in some Russian regions was getting worse

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny’s wife thanked his supporters for protesting in the case

The opposition politician says he was being persecuted due to hatred and fear President Vladimir Putin felt for him

The opposition politician Alexei Navalny was arrested on January 17 after returning to Moscow from Germany

Navalny was detained at Moscow airport on Sunday after flying home for first time since he was poisoned last summer

Navalny was flown to Berlin in August for emergency medical treatment after being poisoned with a Novichok nerve agent

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny accuses Putin of ordering his poisoning with the deadly nerve agent Novichok

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny says It was never a question of whether to return or not, simply because I never left

Putin's critic, Navalny emerged from a coma in September after collapsing on a flight in Siberia on August 20

German doctors say blood tests show Navalny was poisoned with the Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok

As the country reported 9,412 new coronavirus cases pushing the national total to 1,194,643

Says my clothes are a very important piece of evidence

Tens of thousands attended a rally last weekend, according to journalists, while police put the figure at just 6,500

With 520,129 cases, Russia has the third-highest number in the world after the United States and Brazil

Putin postponed the original vote, which had been set for April 22, because of the coronavirus outbreak

Russia has the world’s third-highest toll of coronavirus infections after the United States and Brazil

More than half of all cases and deaths are in Moscow, the epicentre of Russia’s outbreak

Hospitals in the capital are being pushed to their limit, officials say

Russia has reported 199 coronavirus cases so far

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan discusss de-escalation of the Syrian crisis

Ties between Ukraine and Russia were shredded after a bloody uprising ousted a Kremlin-backed regime in 2014

UK’s position on Salisbury remains changed

Summit has been held up by numerous obstacles that highlight the difficulty of resolving the conflict

Arab interest in falcons has a dark side, with out-of-control poaching and smuggling to the Gulf region

Turkey says there is 'no need' to relaunch the offensive in Syria

The institution briefly became known for skinhead attacks on its students as Russia’s interest in Africa declined

Trump has threatened to pull US out of WTO

Moscow accuses the US of encouraging people to attend protests

Britain charged two Russian men, identified as Petrov, Boshirov, attempting to murder Skripal

Russian Minister had said earlier that any Russian military action in Syria was to minimise civilian casualties

Trump confirms Helsinki is possible site for summit

Iran foreign minister visits Europe in hopes of salvaging nuclear deal

According to an estimate, the average family income of senior Russian officials has grown by 18 percent in 2017.

Putin has gradually brought media, primarily television, under state control since the early 2000s

Sunday also marks exactly four years since Putin signed a treaty declaring Crimea part of Russia

War of words between Moscow and London over poisoning of a former Russian spy escalates