Taxi ploughs into World Cup fans on Moscow sidewalk
Witness says Mexico fans among those injured by driver who officials say has claimed it was an accident
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Putin scoffs at notion that his "chef" could meddle in U.S. election
Special counsel Mueller charged Yevgeny Prigozhin, a wealthy businessman dubbed "Putin's chef," and 12 others in an alleged conspiracy to interfere with the 2016 vote
Russian journalist fatally shot in Ukrainian capital
Arkady Babchenko, 41, was found bleeding at his apartment and died on his way to the hospital
Chemical weapons inspectors visit site of alleged gas attack
Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons says it "will evaluate the situation and consider future steps including another possible visit to Douma"
Russia releases airport video of poisoned ex-spy's daughter
Moscow says it traced steps of Yulia Skripal from Moscow home to the airport before London flight, and found no traces of poison
Russia accuses U.K. of staging fake chemical attack in Syria
More than 40 people died in the alleged chemical in Douma last week
Pentagon still assessing intel on apparent Syria chemical attack
Defense Secretary James Mattis said no final conclusions have been reached about possible U.S. action
Russia seeks to block Telegram messaging app
Telegram was ordered to hand over encryption keys by Wednesday, but refused
Russian TV airs alleged phone call from daughter of poisoned ex-spy
The unverified call was presented to a studio audience, where she alleged said "everything is fine"
Russian diplomats expelled from U.S. arrive in Moscow
In the propaganda war, one image President Vladimir Putin didn't want the world to see was the return of Russian diplomats and families from the U.S.
Concern over Russian ships lurking around vital undersea cables
Russia's state-run TV has touted the Yantar research vessel's ability to tap into "top-secret communication cables"
Russia expels 60 U.S. diplomats, closes consulate
The State Department says Russia had no justification for kicking out U.S. diplomats from St. Petersburg
Russia retaliates after U.S. expels diplomats, shuts down consulate
Russia's foreign minister Sergey Lavrov says Moscow will shut down the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg
Russia vows retaliation, suggests U.K. poisoned ex-spy
Citing "possible involvement" of British special services, Kremlin says retaliation will "suit the interests of Russia"
Father recalls horrifying final call from daughter trapped in Russian blaze
"I told her to lie down on the floor and breathe. 'Dad,' she said, 'I'm suffocating,'" the father recalled
Russian shopping mall fire leaves 37 dead, 69 missing
Firefighters reportedly said 40 of the missing were children after the blaze broke out Sunday at a four-story mall in Kemerovo
As Putin sweeps election for 4th term, what's next?
Result of the Russians' vote was a given, regardless of -- or even thanks to -- mounting pressure on Moscow from the West
Russian voters head to the polls to hand Putin a 4th term
Casting his ballot in Moscow, Putin seemed confident of victory, saying he would consider any percentage of votes a success
Russia retaliates in feud over U.K. nerve agent attack
Not only rejecting blame for Novichok attack on Russian ex-spy in England, Moscow is engaging in a tit-for-tat diplomatic duel
Inside Putin's assured victory in Russian elections
Putin didn't even show up for the candidates debates, which were more reality TV than serious politics
Putin touts new weapons in Russia's nuclear arsenal
Claiming new nuclear-powered missile that makes U.S. defenses "useless," Putin chides foes and warns they "have failed to contain Russia"
Putin ally's private army behind attack on U.S.-backed forces?
Oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin believed to control the mercenaries behind deadly confrontation with U.S. military in northern Syria
Investigators hunt for clues in Russian plane crash
Both flight recorders recovered; emergency workers only able to reach wreckage by foot, snowmobile due to deep snow
Russian plane crashes near Moscow, killing 71
An-148 regional jet disappeared from radar screens shortly after takeoff from Moscow's Domodedovo Airport on Sunday afternoon
Russia reacts to U.S. government's not-too-shocking list of shame
Putin may call it an "unfriendly act," but behind closed doors, many rich Russians will be breathing a sigh of relief
More than 1,000 arrested in France as protestors and police clash
Iran has "increased efforts to target U.S. personnel," intel chief warns
Ukraine says Starlink speed restored after long disruption
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