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'Let the child be a child': Is it creepy to call a six-year-old the most beautiful girl in the world?
Anastasia Knyazeva has amassed more than 560,000 Instagram followers and has been dubbed the most beautiful girl in the world, which many people have said is creepy.
'It's a humiliation:' Russian officials condemn IOC ban of Russia's Winter Olympic team
Russian officials condemn the IOC decision to ban Russia from the 2018 Winter Olympics for doping offences and urge athletes from the country not to compete under a neutral flag.
Facebook opens brand new London office bringing 800 jobs as Brexit uncertainties loom
"The UK is not only the best place to start a new business, it's also the best place to grow one," Chancellor Philip Hammond said.
Barclays bank ends Kaspersky anti-virus product offer to online customers as a 'precaution'
Move follows warning by cybersecurity chiefs to government departments about Russian software.
Russian MP's son Roman Seleznev sentenced to 14 years in prison over massive $50m fraud scheme
He is already serving a 27-year sentence for a massive computer hacking and credit card fraud scheme targeting US businesses that resulted in nearly $170m in damages.
Call of the world's rarest big cat recorded in the wild for the first time
The Amur Leopard is listed as a critically endangered species. There are fewer than 100 individuals left in the wild.
Bleak photos of daily life in poverty-stricken rural villages in North Korea
AFP photographer Ed Jones captures the harsh realities of life in the poverty-stricken rural villages along North Korea's eastern coast.
Is North Korea-US war imminent? Russia says already 'making calculations, preparations'
North Korea launched its Hwasong-15 ICBM on Wednesday, 29 November, infuriating the US and its allies Japan and South Korea even further.
Russia will allow rainbow flags at World Cup despite 'gay propaganda law'
Russian footballer Alexei Smertin says rainbow flags will be tolerated at World Cup despite gay propaganda law that bans promotion of homosexuality to under-18s.
'The heavens will open': Twitter mercilessly taunts Trump with viral #OnTheDayTrumpResigns hashtag
Twitter erupted with fervent calls for his immediate resignation with many using the viral hashtag #OnTheDayTrumpResigns.
Opec on track to extend production cuts but doubts over Russia's cooperation persist
Russia's participation is less than certain after Kremlin expresses concern about length of the proposed extension.
Facebook bot problem:Users forced to upload selfies to prove they are real
Facebook, the world's largest social network, has confirmed that it is attempting to "catch suspicious activity" by making users upload selfie-style pictures prove they are real.
Alleged mob boss accused of 60 murders avoids extradition over fear of flying
An alleged Russian mob boss accused of 60 murders managed to avoid extradition back to Russia over a newly developed fear of flying.
Cave painting of a camel discovered in Russia could be 38,000 years old
Restoration expert Eudald Guillamet found the animal artwork while cleaning the cave to remove graffiti.
Russian Orthodox Church investigation into Tsar's 1918 killing condemned by Jewish groups
Groups said that the claim Tsar Nicholas II was killed in a 'ritual murder' was an anti-Semitic myth.
Not your average school: Weapons handling and parachuting lessons prepare Russian children for war
Subjects at the General Yermolov Cadet School in southern Russia include handling firearms, disarming landmines, forest survival training and learning Morse code.
Oil plunges from 2-year highs ahead of Opec meeting
Crude futures slide on perceived uptick in US production and Russian reluctance to go along with cartel.
'You'll never be Obama': Twitter savagely mocks Trump with viral #RoastTrumpIn4Words hashtag
"The Covfefe-in-Chief," one Twitter user wrote.
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov accused of 'gay purge' is 'ready to resign'
Chechnya's leader Ramzan Kadyrov accused of arresting and torturing gay men in Russian republic says he is "ready to resign" as Vladimir Putin plans running for fourth term.
FBI failed to tell US officials that Russian Fancy Bear hackers were trying to breach their emails
Fancy Bear is widely believed to have orchestrated the cyberattacks against the Democratic National Party during the 2016 presidential election.
At least five troops killed in eight-hour battle with pro-Russian rebels in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine
The Ukrainian military said in a statement they suffered their biggest loss of life since July during the clash near the small village of Krymske.
Vladimir Putin's 2018 calendar is on sale: Take a look back at his most bizarre photoshoots
Russian President Vladimir Putin stars in a series of 2018 calendars showing him fishing while topless, holding cute animals, and straddling a motorbike.
Facebook will soon let you check if you followed and 'liked' Russian troll farm propaganda
"It is important that people understand how foreign actors tried to sow division and mistrust using Facebook," the social media firm said.
Putin puts Russia on war footing by telling businesses to be ready to switch to war production
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at a meeting of military leaders in Sochi saying that 'all large-scale enterprises' should be ready to meet war-time production levels.
Watch: Russia's new nuclear-tipped, short-range ballistic missile can fly faster than sound
Russia's Iskander-M is a ballistic missile that can go hypersonic and reach high-value targets with precision.
What is Pentalogy of Cantrell? 8-year-old Russian girl's heart beats outside her chest
The exact cause of this condition is not known and in most cases, it is believed to occur sporadically, according to the National Organisation for Rare Disorders (NORD).
Facebook 'won't protect us by itself': Ex-employee says lawmakers must strictly regulate the company
"What I saw from the inside was a company that prioritized data collection from its users over protecting them from abuse," former platform operations manager Sandy Parakilas said.
Pentagon had warned Russian security firm Kaspersky was a potential 'threat actor' back in 2004
The US Department of Homeland Security only recently banned the use of Kaspersky's software by federal agencies and departments, citing potential risks to national security.
Russian troll farm employee: Work at the Internet Research Agency was a 'merry-go-round of lies'
Vitaly Bespalov said IRA employees working in the "American department" were paid about $1,300 to $2000 per month to create inflammatory content.
How ex-Swansea City flop's goal in 2015 unintentionally cost Italy a place in 2018 World Cup
Eder has so far scored four goals for Portugal. One of them came in the Euro 2016 final against France.