Disappointment is drowning Russian dreams of democracy
Even opposition leader Alexei Navalny's supporters admit Vladimir Putin is determined to "be our leader forever"
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Even opposition leader Alexei Navalny's supporters admit Vladimir Putin is determined to "be our leader forever"
Alexey Navalny was detained in Moscow as protesters call for a boycott of Russia's presidential election
A permit allowing "The Death of Stalin" to be shown in theaters was rescinded, but the movie's director decided to screen it anyway
Alexei Navalny, barred from challenging Russian strongman in election, wants to prove he's been silenced by force
New research offers "first concrete evidence" of climate link to half the world's population of saiga antelope in just a couple weeks
Officials say a female teacher and two students around 15 years old have been seriously wounded trying to break up the fight
A man was arrested in connection with a St. Petersburg bombing that wounded 18 people, Russia's main domestic security agency says
President Vladimir Putin, whose approval ratings top 80 percent, is expected to easily win a fourth term in the March 18 election
A device containing the equivalent of 200 grams of TNT went off on Wednesday, an official said
Former CIA deputy director Michael Morell says there's "no doubt" Putin is "fully involved" in the "information operations tactics"
More than a dozen people were injured when the bus careened off a road and down a flight of steps
Putin's spokesman wouldn't comment on decision to bar Navalny from running, but said the "calls for boycott ought to be carefully studied to see if they are breaking the law"
Maria Alekhina, along with two photographers were detained outside the main Russian intelligence agency in Moscow
But Moscow's assessment of the president's speech also lauds his willingness find common ground
Authorities investigating murder and mutilation of auto garage employee
Division comes in light of report blaming Syria for deadly chemical weapons attack; Russia says finding "mythical or invented"
Alex Ovechkin is the Washington Capitals team captain, and a welcome backer of Russia's strongman leader
Tatyana Felgenhauer, who was stabbed in the throat by an attacker, has been operated on and transferred to an intensive care unit
Numerous attacks on journalists in recent years were not fully investigated; some clues suggest links to powerful officials
Tatyana Felgenhauer, deputy editor-in-chief for Russia's leading news radio station, stabbed by an unknown attacker
President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, denied that the Kremlin has encouraged Ksenia Sobchak to run
Lesley Stahl interviews Boris Yeltsin at his weekend house outside Moscow. The interview is cut short by the Russian leader's hot temper.
Rallies numbering were held in cities across Russia as Alexei Navalny serves a 20-day jail term
Charges brought against the top Kremlin foe relate to an upcoming rally in Russia's second-largest city
"Help world peace and make a lot of money," an email from a Russian-born businessman says