The New York Times later said the informant had sent secrets to Washington for decades. Continue reading →

Elections to the Moscow City Duma are usually low-key affairs but Sunday’s vote grew in prominence. Continue reading →

“The Kremlin has a growing interest in dominating the Arctic, where it sees Russia as in competition with Canada,” says the report’s author. Continue reading →

Russia and Ukraine on Saturday exchanged 35 prisoners each to the other country, a move that could be a significant step toward easing Russia-Ukraine relations and raise chances for resolving the conflict in Ukraine’s east. Continue reading →

Chanting “Russia will be free!” and “This is our city!,” up to 2,000 protesters marched through one of Moscow’s thoroughfares. Continue reading →

Berlin prosecutors have released little about Friday’s killing, except to say the 40-year-old victim was shot by a cyclist, who was captured shortly afterward and identified as a 48-year-old Russian man. Continue reading →

“Would I invite him? I would certainly invite him,” Trump told reporters during his closing remarks from the G7 summit in Biarritz, France on Monday. Continue reading →

What started as discontent about a local election in Russia’s capital has since turned into something much bigger. Continue reading →

Norway’s nuclear safety authority is analyzing tiny amounts of radioactive iodine detected in the air in northern Norway in the days after a deadly explosion during a rocket engine test over the border in Russia. Continue reading →

Experts suspect the radiation release resulted from a mishap during the testing of the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile. Continue reading →