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FBI investigating how Russia bombarded internet with RT, InfoWars and Breitbart articles
Law enforcement agency looking at millions of Twitter and Facebook posts with links that mixed fact and fiction.
'Protect us from Russian persecution' pleads Crimean Tatar politician
A Tatar politician tells IBTimes UK the international community must not forget the persecuted minority.
Three-year probe finds laundered Russian money was 'processed through British banks'
The 'Global Laundromat' was examined by investigators through bank records and transfers.
FBI's Comey confirms no evidence of Obama wiretap though Russia probe looks into Trump campaign
Potential coordination between Trump campaign associates and Russia's government being looked at.
Watch livestream of FBI director James Comey's testimony on Russia's influence on the US election
House Intelligence Committee will get answers to Trump's claim Obama wiretapped Trump Tower
Ukraine bans wheelchair-bound Russian singer Yulia Samoylova from Eurovision Song Contest
Controversy surrounding Russia's entry for the 2017 song contest has begun months ahead of the competition.
Russia's arms exports face threat from tough Asian competition and sanctions
Chatham House report says world's second largest arms exporter could lose ground to its key markets of China and India.
UK troops in Estonia is 'defensive deployment' against Russia, says Sir Michael Fallon
800 troops from the 5th battalion The Rifles have been sent to boost Nato defences.
Why do a vast majority of Russians say their country shouldn't fight to lift US sanctions?
People say they would rather face a continuing rise in prices than give in to America.
Russian justice ministry moves to declare Jehovah's Witnesses an extremist group
The religious group warned such action would "entail disastrous consequences" for religious freedom in Russia.
New documents show Michael Flynn got nearly $68,000 from Russian-related firms
Former national security adviser was paid $45,000 by Kremlin-backed news outlet RT in December 2015.
Russian MP says Yahoo indictment against FSB spies smear campaign to 'defame Moscow'
Leonid Slutsky: 'Our US colleagues are interested in fabricated and virtual hacks'.
Bizarre Russia lawsuit involves 'traumatised' raccoon, an 'erotic' ad and a bra
Moscow zoo claims ad damages raccoons' reputation as they will be associated with 'eroticism'.
Starbucks bomber: Indonesian Isis commander in Syria accidentally blows himself up
The leader, known as Bahrumsyah, was killed when his car bomb detonated prematurely near Palmrya.
US charges Russian intelligence officers for hacking Yahoo accounts
The Department of Justice says spies targeted American cybersecurity, military and diplomatic personnel.
Libya's renegade Field Marshall Khalifa Hafter in offensive to retake eastern oil ports
The crucial oil terminals were taken by Benghazi militias earlier in the month.
Russian sauna owner uses Auschwitz slogan to advertise business
Owner of 'Abwehr' sauna defended use of slogan referring to the Nazi death camp, before backing down.
Trump could have been surveilled through TV says Kellyanne Conway
Trump administration doubles down on President's Obama surveillance claims as Sen. John McCain calls for evidence.
Band Soviet Soviet arrested, jailed and deported from US under Trump travel order
The Italian band were due to perform promotional shows in support of their new album, Endless
Boris Johnson believes Russian spies tried to kill prime minister of Montenegro
Johnson said the attack on the Balkan nation led him to believe that Russia were up to 'dirty tricks'.
Siberian real-life Hunger Games will 'not stop' rape or murder in fight for $1.7m prize
Game2: Winter will place contestants in the sub-zero climate of Tomsk for a year.
Anonymous launches #OpBlueWhale urging teenagers to stop playing sinister suicide game
The Blue Whale challenge reportedly encourages teens to complete a series of harmful tasks including cutting themselves.
Candy brothers trial: Spectre of violent Russian debt collectors looms over London property tycoons
Business partner Steven Smith thought loose terms of loan were 'a stitch up'.
Who is Jon Huntsman Jr, Trump's new ambassador to Russia?
Donald Trump previously described the former Utah Governor as a 'lightweight' and a 'weak diplomat'.
Russia deploys banned Cruise missile in deliberate provocation of US and NATO
Moscow has been accused of directly flouting the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
Shadow of Russia looms large over WikiLeaks' disclosure of alleged CIA hacking tools
Former CIA director: 'WikiLeaks is now an instrument of the Russian government.'
Trump policy adviser Carter Page slammed American 'hypocrisy' on Russia visit during campaign trail
Washington has 'hypocritical focus on democratisation, inequality, corruption, and regime change,' he said in 2016.
WikiLeaks' release of CIA hacking tools 'worse than Snowden' leaks, says US intelligence officer
White House refuses to comment on leaks after Trump said 'I love WikiLeaks!' during 2016 campaign.
Trump 'wiretapping': 5 things you need to know about the accusations against Barack Obama
From president's tweets to intercept warrants and intelligence agency denials, here's the anatomy of the row.
Boris Johnson says Russia is 'up to all sorts of no good' ahead of Moscow visit
UK foreign secretary urged the Kremlin to change its ways as he plans to visit Moscow.