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Moscow orders officials: 'Get your children out of foreign schools and back to Russia'
One expert said the measure was in preparation for a 'big war', the Znak.com Russian news outlet reported.
North Korea, Russia, China and Iran pose the biggest threat to cyberspace says US
Pyongyang is particularly high on the US government's radar.
Vladimir Putin dismisses Russia war crimes claims as 'rhetoric'
In interview with French television Putin blamed the West for the destabilisation of the region.
Pravda to open UK office amid warnings of Kremlin disinformation war
Russia seeking more influence in UK media landscape, says editor of former Soviet propaganda paper.
White House vows 'proportional' response to Russian hacking efforts to interfere with US election
The US has formally accused Russia of attempting to 'interfere' in the upcoming election through hacking.
Boris Johnson provokes Russian wrath over Syria comments
'What have you achieved so far?' Russian embassy asks Britain's Ministry of Defence.
Boris Johnson backs protests outside Russian Embassy in London over Aleppo
British Foreign Secretary says President Vladimir Putin risks turning Russia into a 'pariah nation'.
Trump quotes Russian misinformation while mistakenly citing Clinton adviser
Evidence continues to mount that Russia is playing a significant role in the US election.
Russia eyes up new military presence in Cuba amid deepening standoff between Moscow and the West
Kremlin spokesman refused to deny speculation that Moscow wants to have bases in Caribbean and Vietnam.
Maria Sharapova to make first appearance since drug ban at Elton John AIDS Foundation tennis event
'I am really excited to get back on the court for a great cause', says Sharapova.
Putin's brother died in Siege of Leningrad, which bears striking resemblance to Syrian crisis
Thousands in Aleppo subjected to the torturous conditions that Putin's family faced during World War II.
Isis 'loses more than a quarter of its territory', but difficult decisions loom for US
Daesh's holdings are now equivalent to size of Sri Lanka.
Queen to welcome key Putin ally attracting criticism from MPs
The trip has been described as 'propaganda' for a man who described Russian behaviour in Syria as 'noble and honest'.
Poland, Lithuania and Estonia concerned as Russia deploys nuclear-capable missiles to Kaliningrad
Three Nato states have expressed their concern after Russia deployed the nuclear-capable Iskander missiles.
US vows action against Russian cyberattacks at 'time and place of our choosing'
US accused Kremlin officials of authorising cyberattacks to intervene in the upcoming presidential polls.
US formally accuses Russia of cyber attacks to 'interfere' with election
Washington has said that evidence of hacking was consistent with Moscow's 'methods and motivations'.
An app for talking to the dead? Woman brings best friend back to life as AI chatbot
The founder of the Luka AI bot messenger has immortalised her friend as a bot using text messages he sent her.
Russia seeks to reopen Cold War military bases in Cuba and Vietnam
The bases were closed as Russia wound down its global military presence after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Chechnya's Ramzan Kadyrov accused of child cruelty for entering young sons in televised cage fight
The president of the Russian republic posted on Instagram video of the fights marking his 40th birthday.
Russia says Ukrainians are anti-Semites – this Orthodox Jewish soldier disagrees
Asher Cherkassy is one of a number of Jewish fighters who have joined nationalist Ukrainian militias.
Russia denies claims US diplomats fell victim to date rape drugs in 'harassment campaign'
The US accused Moscow of 'harassment and surveillance' when responding to the incident.
Nato jets from UK scrambled to intercept Russian bombers flying south
Two Russian TU-160 Blackjack bombers, capable of carrying nuclear weapons, travelled as far south as Bilbao
From Moscow to Vladivostok: 100 years of stories along the Trans-Siberian Railway
IBTimes UK takes you from the Russian capital through Siberia to Vladivostok, exploring history and stories along the way.
Lake Baikal: The world's oldest and deepest freshwater lake, in pictures
Located in southern Siberia, Lake Baikal is so large it is often mistaken for the sea.
Maria Sharapova might sue International Tennis Federation after drug ban reduced to 15 months
Maria Sharapova can return to tennis on 26 April, 2017.
Russia says draft resolution to end Aleppo fighting will not work
The statement was in response to a UN Security Council resolution called for an end to all military fighting in Aleppo.
Russia suspends weapons-grade plutonium disposal deal with US amid sanctions
Vladimir Putin cited Washington's 'unfriendly actions' before halting the deal.
Five accused of killing Putin critic Boris Nemtsov go on trial
Opposition leader Nemtsov was gunned down within sight of the Kremlin in February 2015.
Julian Assange talks about achievements, criticism and whistle-blowers as WikiLeaks turns 10
In an interview, Assange pushes back at critics saying 'We believe in what we are doing'.
Russia vs Argentina, 2016 Futsal World Cup final: How to watch live on TV, mobile and online in the UK and abroad
Russia face Argentina in the 2016 Futsal World Cup final on Saturday.