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Democrat Congressman says Michael Flynn's Russia discussions were 'treason'
Seth Moulton claims members of Trump administration are 'prioritising the Kremlin's demands'.
Trump White House 'warned' about Michael Flynn's Russia connections and blackmail risk
Administration aware "for weeks" of justice department warning about the national security adviser.
Kremlin says Trump-Putin meeting before July G20 under discussion
Leaders to meet at July G20 summit but an earlier meeting is mooted, said spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
Russian spies in the White House? Secrets being withheld from Trump says ex-NSA analyst
Former analyst claims it is 'assumed [the Kremlin] has ears inside' the Oval Office.
Breaking Aleppo report details city's 'indiscriminate' destruction, debunking Russia's claims
The Atlantic Council analysis provides evidence for the continuous use of chemical weapons, among other attacks.
Russian city sees domestic violence incidents double after Putin decriminalises beatings
Between 12,000-14,000 Russian women are killed every year because of domestic abuse.
Russia considers handing Edward Snowden over to Trump as 'a gift'
Deporting Snowed is reportedly being considered to "curry favour" with the US president.
Assange says he has dirt on French candidate Emmanuel Macron as rumours of homosexual affair swirl
Assange has claimed emails obtained from Hillary Clinton held compromising information on the centrist.
Honeymoon hopes for wife of jailed Russian activist Ildar Dadin whose case will be reviewed
A court has questioned the imprisonment of the peaceful protester.
Kremlin rejects new Russian opposition contenders for 2018 presidential elections
Corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny's guilty verdict has ruled him out of the running.
Three Turkish soldiers killed in 'friendly fire' from Russian airstrike
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his 'condolences" over the incident in Syria.
Vladimir Kara-Murza: Who is the Putin-critic in coma after 'second poisoning'?
Kara-Murza is one of the best known members of Russia's pro-democracy opposition.
Kremlin's links to British far right stretch back a decade, experts warn
Links between Russia and senior UK far-right figures are being monitored by the British government.
Operation Atlantic Resolve: Nato strengthens eastern Europe's defence over 'Russian aggression'
US soldiers have begun relocating throughout the region to train with European allies in Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Romania.
Putin opponent Alexei Navalny found guilty of embezzlement in Russia
The verdict will rule him out of running against Vladimir Putin in the 2018 election.
Notorious one-armed pro-Russian commander 'assassinated' in Donetsk
Mikhail Tolstykh was under EU sanctions and is the latest top-ranking insurgent to die.
Syria: President Bashar al-Assad says Donald Trump shows promise
Assad, who is backed by Moscow and Tehran, believes he can work with the Trump administration.
Anti-Putin activist Vladimir Kara-Murza remains in a coma after suspected poisoning
Kremlin critic was taken to hospital on 2 February after suddenly falling ill.
Ukraine: Humanitarian crisis looming in war-torn Avdiyivka
The fighting between Ukraine and Russian-backed separatists has damaged vital infrastructure, leading to power outages with temperatures as low as minus 18 Celsius.
Professional bed-warmer charges £65 a night in bizarre new entrepreneurial idea
She has stunned potential suitors with prices of more than £1,000 a month for her services
Aid agencies say 'humanitarian disaster' set to unfold in eastern Ukraine
Both Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of causing an escalation in violence in recent weeks
Russia threat forces Norway to boost submarine fleet
Russia has held a series of military exercise along its border with Norway and been accused of hacking politicians.
Donald Trump is about to rollback cyberspying sanctions against Russia
The sanctions rollback appears in latest Treasury update authorising payments to Russian intelligence.
Dutch election 2017: Ballots to be counted by hand as software vulnerable to hackers
'It's back to good old paper', Minister of Interior declares after experts warn electoral system is easy to hack.
WikiLeaks promotes trove of documents from its archives on French presidential candidates
WikiLeaks' tweets come as many European countries step up their cyber defences ahead of elections.
Czech ministry suspects foreign state for hacking dozens of diplomats' emails
Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek said the attack resembles the one recently carried out against the DNC.
Arrested Russian FSB agents accused of passing secret information 'on US election hacking' to CIA
Four face treason and illegal hacking charges after December arrests.
Plot revealed to kill Chechnya's leader Ramzan Kadyrov in clan warfare 'blood feud'
Reports emerge of arrests of trio trying to kill Chechen president.
'Overwhelmed' Chile calls for international aid as wildfires rage on
These are the worst forest fires the nation has seen in modern history.
The story of Felicette the 'astrocat' - the little French cat who became the first feline in space
She had to undergo spaceflight training before a successful mission in 1963.