Russia

Citizenfour shows NSA whistleblower and Lindsay Mills together in Moscow.

The Olympic bronze medalist is not planning to protest in Kazan next summer

Our people have been planning alternative fuel strategies for months in preparation for winter from hell.

Aidar Battalion fighter shown returning to Lviv after prisoner exchange

Global GDP growth for this year and the next will be slower than earlier forecasts as emerging market economies would slow more than expected.

FTSE 350 chief financial officers shrug off eurozone, Ukraine and Middle East concerns.

Nine people also injured in the attack on the APC in Donbas despite fragile ceasefire

Source confirms Russia will not be opening to cryptocurrency any time soon

CBI says UK business less optimistic about growth amid eurozone, Ukraine and Middle East issues.

A Russian cybercrime gang stole sensitive data from the Ukrainian government

Death metal band Cannibal Corpse are about to tour Russia - and Putin's reaction could create fresh turmoil.

Russian Parliamentarian calls for Hollywood boycott after a surge in Russian villains that "demonize Russia".

Proposal could uproot Russian business side of international media groups, like the Financial Times.

Obama warns militants who joined terror groups to "leave the battlefield while they can"

The Ifo Business Climate Index for industry and trade in Germany hits 17-month low in September.

Italian police seizes assets of Russian businessman close to President Putin.

Markit says output growth in eurozone slumps to nine month low and may slow even more.

El-Erian warns of increasing sanctions and counter sanctions between Russia and the West

The deal will establish the first nuclear power plant based on Russian technology on African continent.

Tartar community's executive body raided and ransacked without censure.

US Air Force says fighter jets launched 'to let Russian aircraft know we see them'

Both sides agree to withdraw 'foreign mercenaries' and heavy weapons immediately.

Kremlin considering measures to strengthen Moscow control over Web.

Article 5 of Nato's North Atlantic Treaty, states that 'an attack on one is an attack on all.'

'Lost Ivan' and the attack on a BBC film crew are damning for Vladimir Putin's version of events

Students from across Europe show support for Ukraine through 'blood bucket challenge'.

Men knock BBC cameraman to ground and beat him before grabbing and smashing camera.

EU Parliament President Martin Schulz hails historic vote in Kiev.

Parliamentary Speaker Sergei Naryshkin labels US policy in eastern Europe as cynical and irresponsible

Beyond the "war on Isis" there is a fierce below-radar war in cyberspace for economic and political influence