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Hammertoss: Putin-backed hackers are using Twitter to control an army of malware-infected PCs
Russian hackers avoid detection by using tweets to communicate and stenography to hide instructions in images.
Putin's inner circle: A glimpse of the powerful men pulling the strings behind Russia's president
IBTimes UK takes look at Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest allies.
Vladimir Putin says digital currencies like bitcoin have use 'in certain segments of the economy'
Putin spoke about digital currencies like bitcoin at an educational event in Moscow.
Russia: Former PM Yevgeny Primakov dies
Russian statesman served as prime minister under Boris Yeltsin and worked closely with Vladimir Putin.
Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet Pope Francis in June
Kremlin strongman is to make an official trip to Italy days after G7 leaders meet without him.
Russian jet close pass on US navy ship in Black Sea caught on camera [Video]
Video shows Russian SU 24 aircraft flying past USS Ross off Crimea
Putin's Angels: How Russia's Night Wolves biker gang spread Kremlin's gospel with fists and bullets
Night Wolves and their commander 'the Surgeon' have morphed from nihilistic road warriors to Putin's lapdogs.
Russia: Anti-Kremlin activist Vladimir Kara-Murza in hospital after 'poisoning'
Doctors say Open Russia Foundation activist could have been poisoned.
French police investigate death of Russian whistleblower Alexander Perepilichny in Surrey
French police probe mysterious 2012 death after coroner hears traces of mysterious poison found in Perepilichny's system.
Russia: US B-52 bombers over Baltic Sea for Sweden military drill
B-52 Stratofortress bombers will take part in June military exercise near Ravlunda on Baltic
Putin's blonde, bodybuilding female 'cousin' runs for Italian local government
DJ running for election in Veneto region says she admires Putin's decisiveness
EU and Nato to step up cooperation to counter Russian 'hybrid warfare'
Organisations to increase efforts to counter Russian military, cyber warfare and propaganda campaigns in wake of Ukraine crisis.
Putin fishing to pull oligarchs' cash back to Russia
Russian authorities still have a long way to go to make 'deoffshorisation' a success. Here's how they can start.
Vladimir Putin 15 Years: In Russia we still don't know who Putin is
Putin has had a huge, some would say terrible, influence on our lives, but still his legacy is up in the air.
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he can imagine living in an 'ordinary flat'
President Putin said he has 'never been one of the so-called elite' and could adapt to an ordinary life.
Child 44 is not the first target of Vladimir Putin's censors in Kremlin culture wars
Hollywood thriller is one of a series of films to have run foul of the Kremlin.
Russian submarine sighted near Stockholm was civilian boat claims Swedish admiral
Sweden's armed forces maintain the country's territorial waters were violated by a foreign power in October 2014
Russian nuclear threat: Could Vladimir Putin really push the red button?
Putin's proxies talked about nuclear option at Elbe summit, but does that indicate Russia will actually take the ultimate step?
Putin is back from the dead - but Ukrainians pray it's a hoax
People of Ukraine hope today's images of Vladimir Putin are old or doctored - we can't bear the thought that he is back.
Nikolai Patrushev: The Siloviki spook rumoured to have ousted Vladimir Putin in Kremlin coup
When Vladimir Putin went missing, former FSB director was accused of having mounted coup.
Elusive Putin puts Northern Fleet on full combat readiness
Moscow announces sudden large-scale military exercise of its Northern Fleet owing to increasing security threat.
Missing President Vladimir Putin causes Moscow coup claims
President Putin has not been seen in public for 10 days, leading to rumours of strokes and coups.
Kremlin denies Vladimir Putin had a stroke as rumours swirl
Kremlin spokesman says Russian president merely has a 'spring fever', as public engagements cancelled.
Russia: 5 men in the frame for the murder of Boris Nemtsov
IBTimes UK looks at some of the theories behind the murder of one of Russia's most prominent opposition politicians.
Ukraine: How the British Left has been split by Russia's proxy war in the East
Far-left groups blame Nato for Ukraine crisis, while centre-left point finger at Kremlin aggression.
Boris Nemtsov murder: Chechen suspect Zaur Dadaïev admits to killing Russian opposition leader
Four other men arrested all deny involvement in the murder of the prominent Putin critic.
Boris Nemtsov murder: Note exposing 'Putin's lies' over Russian soldiers in Ukraine revealed
Critics say Nemtsov's probe into Russian involvement in the Ukraine war was main motive behind killing.
Inna Shevchenko: Putin didn't kill Boris Nemtsov - but his regime of fear certainly did
Vladimir Putin has created a Russian monster, and he can no longer control it.
Boris Nemtsov murder is an unmitigated disaster for Vladimir Putin
Putin's regime has been pilloried the world over, and he must hold an immediate inquiry to repair the damage.
Simon Heffer: Vladimir Putin is laughing at the complacency of the West and its pathetic defences
The West needs to bolster its inadequate defence against the Putin threat.