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Tatiana Navka, a competitive skater, and her partner were performing for a Russian reality TV program Saturday.

Francois Fillon has promised to cut 500,000 public sector jobs, trim taxes and business regulations, and shrink the welfare state, if he becomes president.

“Europe’s security is in danger,” German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said, calling for more dialogue.

The annual readers’ poll is currently led by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi who has overtaken WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

The news comes as Moscow successfully tested intercontinental ballistic missiles intended for its “nuclear trains” program.

Sharing videos and spreading awareness aren't the only ways to help the people trapped in Aleppo.

A senior Ukrainian official has warned that reducing support could result in further destabilization of the region.

The number of Syrians living under siege has doubled in the last six months to an estimated 1 million people.

Azealia Banks just unleashed another Facebook rant after Kanye West canceled his concert tour. The "Ice Princess" rapper also called out President-elect Donald Trump for looking like a "slice of a cantaloupe."

The president of the United States urged his Russian counterpart to adhere to agreements to end the fighting in Ukraine just two days after Western leaders decided against lifting sanctions against Moscow.

The Philippine president told his Russian counterpart that the U.S. could not be trusted when it came to alliances.

Citing a domestic regulation that mandates social networking platforms store data of Russian users on local servers, the country began blocking LinkedIn on Thursday.

The Philippine president’s statement came soon after Russia decided to withdraw from the process of joining the International Criminal Court.

 "This was a conscious effort by a nation-state to attempt to achieve a specific effect," NSA Director Michael S. Rogers said.

A large majority of Russians want Vladimir Putin to serve a fourth term as president.

The relationship between U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin has given rise to speculation of a war in Ukraine.

The Russian President and U.S. President-elect reportedly agreed to maintain contact and visit soon.

Growing dissatisfaction with the policies of pro-Western administrations worldwide has led to an increase in support for pro-Russian candidates.

The U.S. president-elect has previously described NATO’s present mission and structure as "obsolete."

The Federal Security Service seized homemade bombs and firearms from the suspects, who were allegedly planning attacks in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Former MI6 head Sir John Sawers said there was a huge risk of a "great military clash" if Russia or China misread a situation or the Trump administration "overreacts to something."