The deployment marks the first time a foreign military will be on the ground in Norway since World War II.
Forty million Russians took part in civil defense drills in preparation for nuclear or chemical warfare.
EyeLock tried to win a contract to install iris scanners on Russia's subways to track people on watch lists.
Finland is becoming increasingly concerned over Russian military actions and what it perceives to be anti-Finnish propaganda from the Kremlin.
Two high-ranking Republicans urged President Barack Obama to hold Russia accountable to the 1987 INF treaty.
Citing a "changing military-political situation," the new law would allow soldiers for hire to guard against "the suppression of international terrorist activities beyond the territory of Russia."
Putin says new sanctions won't change his calculus.
Ukrainian rebels are accusing Kiev of declaring war after a video surfaced Sunday that appears to show far-right militants claiming responsibility for the assassination of a high-profile separatist commander.
A new poll shows Russians trust President Vladimir Putin and his government less and less.
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev addressed the growing diplomatic divide over the five-year Syria conflict.
Moscow moves Iskander missiles to Kalingrad, near the Polish border, putting a strike on Berlin within reach.
On Friday, the United States formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyberattacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the Nov. 8 presidential election.
Donald Trump on Wednesday seemed to temper his praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying he's not sure what kind of relationship they would have.
The formal sweep for MH370 is set to end in December unless compelling new evidence is found.
The Kremlin announced Monday it would decrease its welfare spending from $210 billion to $203 billion dollars.
On Wednesday, international investigators revealed that the passenger plane was downed by a BUK missile originating from territory belonging to pro-Russian rebels.
The deliberations coincide with Secretary of State John Kerry threatening to halt diplomacy with Russia on Syria and holding Moscow responsible for dropping incendiary bombs on rebel areas of Aleppo.
The Dutch-led Joint Investigation Team said it was still unclear if the Ukrainian rebels acted independently or were ordered to shoot the plane down.
The superpower says the Nordic nation's claim of bombers flying too close to a commercial flight are false.
The Nordic nation's worries may be for naught, according to a European military expert.
With 93 percent of the votes counted, Vladimir Putin’s United Russia Party is on course to win 76 percent of the seats in the country’s parliament.
The naval exercise marks the largest operation held by the two countries' navies and comes as the U.S., Japan, Vietnam and other nations are challenging China's territorial claims in the region.
