Russia

Syria's opposition finds itself isolated as Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the US stay silent

US official says that despite warning US scrapped anti-disinformation unit months before presidential election.

The performance was cheered in the studio but has been condemned by the Israeli culture minister.

The teenager was a key member of Moscow's billionaire 'Golden Youth' social set.

The Ukrainian army notified its Russian counterparts it was to carry out tests on 1 and 2 December

White Helmets warn inhabitants in desperate need of food and medicine

The Russian president will continue to meddle in US affairs.

Kremlin's offer falls short of a coordinated crude production cut ahead of Opec meeting.

Russia's demand that Opera restricts its Turbo Mode could lead other countries to follow suit.

Alexander Perepilichny, 44, died and was found to have had 'assassin's poison' inside him.

Kiev said the detainees were apprehended after crossing into Ukrainian-controlled territory.

Iskander missiles deployed to Kaliningrad in October will stay there permanently.

Diplomat says cooperation conditional on president-elect Donald Trump holding to campaign pledges.

Obama said the coalition is bombing Aleppo without regard for civilian casualties.

Report says number of vessels in Britain's fleet is 'woefully low' and cannot counter global threats.

'Russia is not a superpower, it's a super problem,' said Lithuanian foreign minister.

Opposition activist accuses Maria Zakharova of putting Trump's victory down to a 'Jewish conspiracy'.

Obama tells President-elect to challenge Russia if it deviates from 'international norms'

The special edition $3,000 dollar smartphone is a symbol of hope for renewed Russia/US ties, said company.

The Imprisoned for Art campaign sees celebrities posing for mugshots to highlight plight of detained activists.

Supreme Court decision paves way for opposition leader to run in next presidential race.

Russian laws require websites that contain personal data of its citizens to be stored on servers within the country.

Bombings in rebel-held eastern Aleppo restart after a three-week moratorium

Moscow says that the International Criminal Court is biased.

Economic minister Alexei Ulyukaev's detention on corruption charges has sent shockwaves throughout Russia's elite.

Remarks contrast sharply with President-elect Donald Trump's calls for closer cooperation with Russia.

Friends of the 15-year-olds watched live Periscope feed as the teenagers took potshots at police.

Aleppo residents say there had not been this kind of bombing in at least 15 days.

Plane crashed as it attempted to land on an aircraft carrier off the Syrian coast.

Valery Solovei's interview with Moskovsky Komsomolets was quickly taken down after it was published.