Russia

Donald Lu and his delegation will travel to Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan on November 6-11

Request by American officials 'a calculated attempt to ensure Kyiv maintains the support of other nations'

Religious scholars urge world leaders to resolve the issues through dialogues

The demand would unblock payments for Russian grain and other foodstuffs

North Korea said in September it had never supplied weapons or ammunition to Russia and has no plans to do so

Fire took place at Polygon, a multi-purpose recreation venue used as a cafe, nightclub and bar

Decision aims to limit Moscow’s ability to regulate global oil market

Russian state-owned company agrees to sell 300,000 metric tons of wheat at $372 per metric tons

U.S. President Joe Biden called the move "purely outrageous", saying it would increase starvation

London says claim designed to distract from Russian military failures in Ukraine

United States, meanwhile, announced it would send another $275 million in military assistance to Ukraine

Defence Minister Shoigu says 82,000 reservists were deployed in conflict zone and another 218,000 had entered training

Quasi-civilian infrastructure may be legitimate target for a retaliatory strike, says senior foreign ministry official

In 2021, Russia launched an anti-satellite missile to destroy one of its own satellites

Expresses willingness to import potatoes and increase the import of rice from Pakistan

Warns of situation worsening; raises concerns of a ‘dirty bomb’ from Ukraine

Ukrainian President Zelenskiy says Russian attacks had struck on a 'very wide' scale

It is the second such fatal incident in six days involving a Sukhoi fighter plane

Ukraine's air force reports that 33 missiles had been fired at Ukraine on Saturday morning

First Secretary McKinney says Moscow using gas as political weapon

Up to 80-90% of Russian oil will continue to flow outside the cap mechanism

Everyone in world must act powerfully and quickly to prevent new Russian terrorist attack, says Ukrainian President

Sergey Shoygu and Lloyd Austin also focus on situation in Ukraine amid ongoing war

There was no immediate public reaction from Tehran to US accusations but Iran has denied the drones are Iranian-made

People were urged to use less power as govt enforced nationwide curbs on electricity usage between 7am and 11pm

‘Washington intends to use conflict as springboard, training ground, tool,’ says Foreign Ministry spokeswoman

Pakistan's ambassador to Moscow says countries in talks, pipeline gas supplies could solve country's energy shortage

President Zelenskiy's government asks people to cut down on their electricity use wherever possible

Says Russia had no plans "for now" for more massive air strikes like those it carried out this week

The crown prince expressed the kingdom's readiness to continue efforts of mediation

Spokesperson says country does not want to be a part of any bloc politics in world

Abstains from voting in UNGA; Ambassador Akram slams India for violating UNSC resolution on Kashmir

Moscow in late March banned Facebook and Instagram for ‘carrying out extremist activities’, tolerating ‘Russophobia’

Ukrainian officials say at least 11 people were killed and scores injured, with swathes of country left without power

The European Commission unveiled a new online tool on Monday to help Ukrainians find a job

Biden says prospect of defeat could make Putin desperate enough to use nuclear weapons

Europe is investigating what caused three pipelines in Nord Stream network to burst in an act of suspected sabotage

Russia blocks SoundCloud citing "false information" about what Moscow calls a "special military operation" in Ukraine

Capture comes just a day after Putin proclaimed the annexation of nearly a fifth of Ukraine

Russia fell short of the votes needed to stay on the 36-nation governing council

Researchers at GHGSat estimate leak rate from one of four rupture points was 22,920kg per hour

Foreign ministry says it rejects Russia's decision to annex four regions, Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia

This is the most serious escalation of the conflict since the start, says NATO Secretary General

A missile had gouged a crater in the ground near two lines of vehicles

EU investigating cause of the leaks in the Gazprom-led Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines

Annexation has been rejected in the West as an illegal seizure of land captured in war

Blames Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan for encouraging Putin's attack on Ukraine

Not dismissing them as bluff but taking them seriously is by no means sign of weakness, says former German chancellor

The deal was finalised after an Afghan technical team spent several weeks in discussions in Moscow

Snowden, 39, fled the United States and was given asylum in Russia after leaking secret files in 2013