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"
Syrian regime of Bashar Assad has well-documented history of targeting civilian infrastructure in rebel territory
Russia-linked accounts retweeted candidate Hillary Clinton's posts just under 50,000 times
Alexey Navalny was detained in Moscow as protesters call for a boycott of Russia's presidential election
President Trump called reports that he ordered Special Counsel Robert Mueller fired "fake news"
The Trump dossier, often called the Steele memo, alleges that then-candidate Donald Trump colluded with the Russian government during the 2016 election campaign and has never been verified
A permit allowing "The Death of Stalin" to be shown in theaters was rescinded, but the movie's director decided to screen it anyway
Gavin Williamson said Putin hatching plans that could kill "thousands and thousands" of Britons; Moscow calls it worthy of Monty Python
President reportedly told White House counsel Don McGahn to fire special counsel in June, and McGahn refused
Alexei Navalny, barred from challenging Russian strongman in election, wants to prove he's been silenced by force
Move follows criticism that the British-French production made a mockery of Russia's history
"You will face a day of reckoning for your crimes against humanity, and your victims will see justice done," Tillerson said in remarks in Paris
Defense chief urges "Turkey to exercise restraint in the military actions" against U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters in Syria
The social network said it had identified 3,814 accounts linked to the Internet Research Agency, the Russian troll farm
The focus is turning to maintaining a military advantage over China and Russia
Russia's foreign minister had pummeled Trump administration's policies this week before speaking at U.N.
When asked by a journalist if the water was cold, the Russian president responded, "No. It's great."
New research offers "first concrete evidence" of climate link to half the world's population of saiga antelope in just a couple weeks
Schools closed as temperature drops to minus 88.6 degrees Fahrenheit
Beijing slams meeting hosted by U.S. and Canada for not including "major parties to the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue"
Officials say a female teacher and two students around 15 years old have been seriously wounded trying to break up the fight
The incident is one of several in recent years as Russian fighter planes test NATO and British air defenses
As U.S. coalition trumpets first 230 cadets of Kurdish-led border force, Syria and its backers lambast "blatant encroachment"
Ex-cop Mikhail Popkov charged with 60 counts of murder, which would make him Russia's most prolific killer in 100 years
Roger McNamee spent years helping to build Facebook and finds it "unbelievably painful" to think about where it is today