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Russian President Vladimir Putin said "disdaining such a clean hydrocarbon as gas is absolutely strange"

Putin Attacks 'Strange' European Plans To Reduce Gas Usage

Putin attacks 'strange' European plans to reduce gas usage

Mothers Of Russian Prisoners Demand Justice From Putin

A new group, Mothers Against Political Repression, has appealed to President Vladimir Putin to intervene in what they say has been an arbitrary crackdown by the courts on protesters

Mothers of Russian prisoners demand justice from Putin

Russia Gives Ships Back To Ukraine Ahead Of Summit

The Ukrainian ships were seized in November last year in the most serious confrontation between the two countries since the start of the conflict in 2014

Russia gives ships back to Ukraine ahead of summit

Ivanka Trump Praises Don Jr.'s Book Success, Twitter Let's Them Have It

Ivanka Trump comes to the defense of her brother, Don Jr., and pays a price for this glint of sibling love on social media.

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The passenger plane travelling from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was shot down by a Russian-made BUK missile in 2014 over rebel-held eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board

MH17 Calls 'Show Ties Between Russian Officials, Rebels'

MH17 calls 'show ties between Russian officials, rebels'

Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro after their bilateral meeting in Brasilia on the eve of a BRICS summit

Bolsonaro Says China Part Of Brazil's Future

Bolsonaro says China part of Brazil's future

Militarized police outside the Venezuelan embassy in Brasilia, Brazil as supporters of President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido vie for control of the diplomatic compound

Guaido Supporters End Standoff At Venezuela Embassy In Brazil

Guaido supporters end standoff at Venezuela embassy in Brazil

A yellow vest protest at the Arc de Triomphe on the Champs Elysees in Paris on November 24 last year

Five Takeaways From A Year Of French Yellow Vest Protests

Five takeaways from a year of French yellow vest protests

Diamonds are forever, embargoes not so much

Russia Wants End To Embargo On C.Africa Diamonds

Russia wants end to embargo on C.Africa diamonds

Macron sent shockwaves through Western capitals by warning about the viability of multilateral bodies NATO and the EU

Macron Rues 'Unprecedented' Global Crisis, Says New Alliances Needed

Macron rues 'unprecedented' global crisis, says new alliances needed

President Jair Bolsonaro (L) will walk a diplomatic tightrope as he hosts his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping (R) in Brazil

Brazil's Bolsonaro To Walk Diplomatic Tightrope At BRICS

Brazil's Bolsonaro to walk diplomatic tightrope at BRICS

Then-US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson listens as then-UN Ambassador Nikki Haley speaks during an event in New York on September 18, 2017

Former US Envoy To UN Says Top Trump Aides Tried To Subvert Him

Former US envoy to UN says top Trump aides tried to subvert him

Ukraine is hoping the first high level summit between the two sides since 2016 could take place in Paris in November

Ukraine Foes Start Troop Withdrawal In War-torn East

Ukraine foes start troop withdrawal in war-torn east

Pompeo's visit came as Germany prepared to mark three decades since November 9, 1989, when the Berlin Wall came down

US, EU Warn Of Danger From Russia, China On Berlin Wall Anniversary

US, EU warn of danger from Russia, China on Berlin Wall anniversary

The pullbacks are a key condition by Moscow to stage a high-level summit aimed at restarting Ukraine's stalled peace process

Ukraine Foes Set To Pull Back Troops Saturday

Ukraine foes set to pull back troops Saturday

"What we are currently experiencing is the brain death of NATO," Macron told the Economist magazine in an interview.

NATO Allies Clash After Macron Says Alliance Experiencing 'Brain Death'

NATO allies clash after Macron says alliance experiencing 'brain death'

The suspension of all uranium enrichment at the underground Fordow plant south of Tehran was one of the restrictions Iran agreed to in 2015 in return for the lifting of international sanctions

Iran Says To Resume Enrichment At Underground Plant

President Hassan Rouhani said Iran's steps back from a 2015 nuclear agreement with major powers were all reversible

Putin Calls For Russian Alternative To Wikipedia

The Russian government plans to allocate nearly 1.7 billion rubles ($26.7 million) towards a Russian online reference resource similar to Wikipedia in the next three years, according to government documents published in September 2019

Kremlin Defends Putin Decorating Bulgarian 'Spy'

Malinov travelled to Moscow to attend the televised award ceremony at the Kremlin

Ukraine Foes Defer Troop Pullback, Delaying Key Peace Summit

The separatist conflict has claimed some 13,000 lives

Gorbachev Warns World In 'Colossal' Danger From Nuclear Weapons

Gorbachev remains a hate figure with many Russians for allowing the Soviet empire to collapse

Baring Vostok head Michael Calvey has been moved to house arrest, while his Russian colleagues remain in pre-trial detention

Out Of Spotlight, Russian Suspects In Baring Vostok Case Stay Jailed

Keeping his distance

Many Argentines believe Cristina Kirchner (left) is the true power behind Alberto Fernandez's upcoming presidency

Kirchner Or Fernandez? Who's Really Going To Run Argentina?

Alberto Fernandez (right) thanked Cristina Kirchner (left) for giving him the opportunity to run for the presidency, but inists he's no puppet

Russia Shuts Down Top Rights Group Amid Crackdown On Critics

For Human Rights is led by Lev Ponomaryov, one of the country's most prominent activists

Algerian protesters took to the streets of the capital by the thousands on the 37th consecutive week of demonstrations

Algeria Protesters Call For 'New Independence' On Revolution Anniversary

Powerful army chief General Ahmed Gaid Salah has led the push for presidential polls by the end of 2019, which has been rejected by the protest movement