Russia

Moscow’s ally has modified its warplanes to deploy Russian weapons, the president claimed

The outgoing PM urged President Zelensky not to seek peace

U.S. believes Russia may target civilian, government infrastructure in coming days

The Russian leader delights in Cold War-style trades.

The response to the killing of Darya Dugina shows Washington’s lack of credibility on human rights, Russia’s Foreign Ministry says

The security situation may change “without warning,” the embassy in Kiev says

Does Moscow believe that suddenly, after months of war, Ukraine’s secret services suddenly decided that they would target this one person?

The murder of journalist Darya Dugina was committed by a Ukrainian national, the Federal Security Service claims

Russia is reportedly planning to reciprocate and begin accepting Indian RuPay

"I know Putin too well," he told NBC News.

Britain, France, Germany and the US have stressed the need to ensure the safety of nuclear installations threatened by the conflict in Ukraine.

Investigators suspect an improvised explosive device was used

The bomb that killed Darya Dugina was planted on the underside of the car, investigators said

The president’s admission that he willingly failed to signal a looming Russian attack has “punctured the bubble” of his image

Indonesia claims that the leaders of Russia and China have confirmed that they’ll attend the event in person

France on Thursday denied accusations by Mali's foreign minister that the French army has provided support to Islamist groups and violated Malian airspace. Mali's relations with Paris have been deteriorating since a junta took power in an August 2020 coup, eventually culminating in the withdrawal of French troops that was completed on Monday after a nearly decade-long mission.

Moscow plans to hold drills in its Far East region near the border with China and North Korea from Aug. 30 to Sept. 5

On this question, the EU countries are doing what they do best: acting inconsistently. They need to adopt a clear, consistent policy on the bans — and on some exceptions, says DW's Miodrag Soric.

A week after an apparent Ukrainian attack on a Russian military base in occupied Crimea, an arms store on another depot has been hit by a series of explosions.

Over 100 fighters from Poland and Germany have been eliminated and more than 50 injured, the Defense Ministry has claimed