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Bill Browder, who lobbied for a law that froze the assets of Russian officials, says he was added to an Interpol list by Russia
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Bill Browder, who lobbied for a law that froze the assets of Russian officials, says he was added to an Interpol list by Russia
The Russian president said that Trump "won honestly" in the 2016 election
Malcom Turnbull says letter from N. Korea to many governments a typical "rant," shows Kim Jon Un feeling "the squeeze"
President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, denied that the Kremlin has encouraged Ksenia Sobchak to run
"I'm not interested in crime, I'm interested in the story and the narrative," said Hayden of the Russia investigation
Rallies numbering were held in cities across Russia as Alexei Navalny serves a 20-day jail term
Huntsman was seen handing over his credential documents and shaking hands with the Russian leader
U.S. allies suspect "Zapad 2017" exercise could be biggest ever, and given Putin's Ukraine tactics, that's cause for concern
South's 1st test of air-launched cruise missile meant to strengthen pre-emptive strike capability against North
The envoys are expected to discuss broad strategic relations, as well as arms control
As U.S. pushes for "strongest" measures at U.N., Putin warns against pushing Kim Jong Un "into a corner," and Mattis says U.S. will "enhance" Japan's defenses
The Russian president said that a decision to shutter Russian diplomatic outposts in the U.S. was poorly handled
Russian leader says "we reserve the right" to expel 150 more U.S. diplomats, possibly more, but he leaves ball in U.S. court
Move comes after Russia expelled more than 700 U.S. diplomatic personnel from the Kremlin
A spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin said he simply ignored an email from a Trump Organization lawyer
Dismissing concerns of major ramp-up in Baltic border military drills as "myths," Moscow offers some figures
Consulates in Russia to stop processing non-immigrant visas in retaliation for Russia forcing U.S. diplomatic staff out of country
Navalny has established dozens of campaign offices throughout the vast expanse of the world's largest country
Can Chicago erase its gun culture? Putin's loudest critic wants his job; an 86-year-old American preacher who's huge in Pakistan
"CBSN: On Assignment" spent a week with Alexei Navalny, who's challenging Vladimir Putin for the Russian presidency
Vice President visits Georgia, says "U.S. strongly condemns Russian occupation" of tiny neighbor's territory
Kim Jong Un's scientists may have missile technology to reach the U.S., but that doesn't mean they can blow anything up, yet
Announcement comes after Senate passed new legislation to impose further sanctions against Russian government
While participants have said Russian adoption was the topic of June 2016 Trump Tower meeting, Hermitage's Bill Browder says that was just "code" for Russian sanctions
President Trump 1st mentioned prospect of joint working group with Russia after meeting Putin, but then said it couldn't happen