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John Kerry fears Aleppo could be bombed 'into smithereens'
Tensions with Russia over the Syrian conflict are growing source of concerns to stability in the West.
MI5 chief says Russia and violent Islamic State extremists pose biggest threat to UK
Andrew Parker is the first serving spy chief to give a newspaper interview.
Commodities Round-up: Oil slump escalates as futures plunge over 3% on Opec splits
Oil futures took a hammering following reports of splits within Opec ranks.
Fast cars, space tickets and luxury mansions: The not-so-secret lives of Ukraine's political elite
Over 50,000 Ukrainian officials have been forced to upload their assets and holdings to a database.
Russia deploys submarines equipped with cruise missiles to Syria
Deployment comes with Russia believed to be plotting a major new attack on Aleppo.
Russia readies itself for 'huge offensive' on Aleppo to save Assad say intelligence reports
The Times says Moscow wants to exploit the political hiatus of the US election cycle.
Moldova heads for presidential run-off after no contender wins majority
Preliminary results show pro-Russian Igor Dodon won the most votes, but not enough for a majority.
How Vladimir Putin's Russia has rehabilitated 1,000 years of despotic rulers
From Ivan the Terrible to Joseph Stalin, Russian strongmen are enjoying a new lease of life.
Vladislav Surkov: Who is Vladimir Putin's 'grey cardinal'?
Putin's chief political technologist, postmodern novelist, PR man – Surkov has been all of these and more.
Anti-Assad rebels launch large counteroffensive against regime forces in embattled Aleppo
The offensive aims to break the siege of rebel-controlled eastern Aleppo.
Russia could overrun Nato's Baltic forces 'within 36 hours'
Think tank concludes Nato forces are six to seven times short of strength required to repel Russian attack.
Russia will attack the West if provoked in Syria, warns former UK ambassador to Moscow
Sir Anthony Brenton warns that relations with Russia the 'most dangerous I have ever seen'.
Additional 4,000 troop deployment near Russian border is to prevent, not provoke conflict: Nato chief
Jens Stoltenberg insisted that the alliance does not see any imminent threat from Russia.
Arsonists attack infamous Russian 'troll factory'
Masked men hurled Molotov cocktails into window of office where trolls churn out pro-Kremlin propaganda.
Surkov leaks: Thousands of hacked emails reportedly from high-ranking Kremlin official published
Russia brushes off hacking allegations as targeted Putin aide 'does not use email'.
Russian warships denied fuelling stop in Spain after concern from NATO
Moscow withdrew a request for the warships to dock as Nato expressed concerns over Russia's Syria campaign.
UK to send tanks, 800 troops and drones to Estonia as tensions with Russia grow
'This is not simply a trip-wire….This is a serious military presence,' said Defence Secretary Michael Fallon.
Russia plans LinkedIn ban over alleged data violations
LinkedIn finds itself in the crosshairs of the Russian state and is facing a ban.
From Donald Trump to Julian Assange - why do Western loudmouths love Vladimir Putin?
Those who appear on RT are useful idiots for a revanchist imperial power
Assad forces make crucial gains in southern Aleppo as fighting rages on
The southern high-ground of Bazo district was captured during a fresh Assad offensive.
Russia accuses the UK of delaying visas to its embassy staff
Russian ambassador Alexander Yakovenko alleged that London was trying to shrink Moscow's presence in Britain.
Battered residents in east Aleppo reject Russia and Assad's humanitarian corridor
The rebels said the pause in air strikes was an act of psychological warfare.
Rubezh: Russia wants to use mobile base stations to detect missiles and drones
Russian firm designs airspace detection system that uses mobile base stations to spot flying attacks.
Russian and Syrian forces suspend air strikes on Aleppo ahead of Thursday's humanitarian pause
Russian Defence Minister announced break in air strikes on Aleppo ahead of humanitarian pause on 20 October.
Russia agrees to suspend Aleppo air strikes for 8 hours to allow civilians and rebels to leave
Moscow has ruled out a ceasefire, saying it would allow rebels to regroup in Aleppo.
Boris Johnson issues direct plea to Russian people over Aleppo
British foreign secretary spoke ahead of an EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Luxembourg.
Kremlin-backed Russia Today news network NatWest Bank accounts 'frozen in UK' says CEO
Critics have accused RT of spreading disinformation and propaganda, and in 2015 it was reprimanded by Ofcom.
Children killed in fresh air strikes in Aleppo hours after West threatens economic sanctions
West issues threat to Russia and Syria over continuous bombing of city.
West to Russia and Syria: Stop bombings on Aleppo or risk sanctions
The warning comes a day after negotiations with Russia and regional powers in Switzerland fell apart.
WikiLeaks email shows Qatar promised $1m cheque as 'birthday present' to Bill Clinton
WikiLeaks has released thousands of emails reportedly hacked from John Podesta.