Vladimir Putin on Monday granted US fugitive Edward Snowden a massive lifeline — but authorities have warned he could end up in even deeper trouble.
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A judge at Khimki City Court outside Moscow delivered the verdict on Thursday
The US women's basketball star is on trial at a court just outside Moscow
There can be “no winners” in a nuclear war and it must never be fought, Russian president warns
The interests of both sides must be taken into account during talks on a possible exchange, Moscow says
Washington has reportedly offered Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout in exchange for the basketball player Brittney Griner and convicted spy Paul Whelan
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US citizens traveling to Russia could be “wrongfully detained” on “spurious charges,” the State Department has warned
The U.S. classified Griner as "wrongfully detained" in May. On Wednesday, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris phoned Griner's wife, Cherelle Griner, who pushed for increased urgency to free Griner during national media appearances.
Handwritten letter from women’s basketball star, on trial in Russia on drug charges, is delivered to White House
Russians feel the impact of Western economic measures, but it's far from unbearable
Blinken calls on Moscow to end blockade of Ukraine ports as Medvedev says Russia is ready to allow the flow of food when sanctions lift
Before Russia invaded Ukraine, the country was an attractive source of tech talent. ‘We cannot abandon our team in Russia,’ says the CISO of U.S.-based bitcoin marketplace
Weeks after the Moskva sinking, Putin has been dealt another humiliation with the warship Admiral Makarov reportedly hit by a Ukrainian missile.
With Russian President Vladimir Putin set to hold talks with his American counterpart, Joe Biden, on Tuesday, there is no doubt that Ukraine is high on the list for urgent discussion after weeks of escalating rhetoric.
Discussions between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his American counterpart, Joe Biden, have begun in the Swiss city of Geneva, where the two are meeting for the first time since the US leader’s inauguration in January.
Russia has clapped back after the US announced “hostile” sanctions and the expulsion of 10 diplomats, saying a response is “inevitable”.
Following years of wrist slaps under President Donald J. Trump, the new measures are designed to have a noticeable impact on the Russian economy.