Nongovernmental organizations that address social problems like HIV are now in the Kremlin’s firing line — under a law signed by Vladimir Putin.
The British prime minister on Tuesday offered his latest defense for the U.K remaining in the European Union.
Russian posturing has left Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden determined to maintain sanctions against the Kremlin.
Debris found on the shores of South Africa and Mauritius are said likely to have come from the missing jet.
Putin's squad won 9-5, but the story of the night was the president's unplanned meeting between his backside and the ice.
Russia announced Tuesday it was developing new intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of piercing the U.S. missile shield.
The “Harry Potter” star was named in the latest data leak that revealed she is a beneficiary of a company based in the British Virgin Islands.
As the oil-price slump continues, members of the cartel of petroleum producers have struggled to solve the crisis of supply and demand.
After parading its military hardware through Red Square, the Kremlin announced plans to counter the U.S. missile shield.
“I wanted my mother to take part today,” said Lyudmilla Vetrova. Her mother helped build the defenses that protected Moscow from Nazi forces in 1941.
Victory Day, marking the Soviet Union’s finest hour, is an opportunity for the Kremlin to show the world its newest military gear.
When the two leaders meet in the Black Sea resort of Sochi Friday, conflicting claims over a chain of Pacific Islands are likely to figure prominently on the agenda.
Maestro Valery Gergiev and Russia's Marinsky Theater will host a concert in the ancient city of Palmyra.
A third U.S. army brigade and 4,000 additional NATO troops could be deployed to the Baltic States in the coming year.
Many of the nation’s citizens spend more than half their income on food as they battle the effects of inflation and declining wages. Nearly 20 million live in poverty.
NATO could pursue a greater presence in Eastern Europe, U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter warned Tuesday.
It will spend 725 million euros on defense in 2017, about 1.8 percent of its economy and almost as much as it spent from 2011 to 2013.
The inaugural rocket from the new spaceport came a day after a planned launch Wednesday was aborted due to a technical glitch.
The Republican front-runner will attempt to shore up his foreign policy credentials with a speech on economic and security policy Wednesday.
Sergei Shoigu also blamed the U.S. and NATO’s deployment of military forces near Russian borders in response to Moscow’s retaliatory measures.
The first launch will be a Soyuz rocket carrying three satellites into orbit.
Central and Eastern European states aren't buying Russia's talk of improving relations as more defense brigades are created.