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The trial of 12 opposition activists accused of attacking police and inciting mass riots at last year’s rally against President Vladimir Putin was adjourned Wednesday after one of the defendants demanded a new judge.
When US and Russian leaders meet, one picture can spark endless commentary. See our image gallery of iconic meetings between American and Russian/Soviet heads of state over the past several decades, some photos of which have generated discussion and analysis years after they were taken.
Jailed former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky would have committed suicide before his arrest a decade ago if he had known about his future convictions and life behind bars, he has told a Russian newspaper.1
Russia’s lower house of parliament will consider a bill which would outlaw criticism of the Red Army’s actions during World War II and attempts to “rehabilitate” Nazism, a Russian lawmaker said on Monday.1
Russian President Vladimir Putin and German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited an exhibition on Friday, contrary to earlier press reports that the planned had been canceled due to a controversy over artworks that the Soviet Union took from Germany during and after World War II.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday afternoon that his planned visit to an exhibition with Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel would go ahead, contrary to earlier press reports that the event had been canceled due to a controversy over works of art taken by the Soviet Union from Germany during and after World War II.
Left Front leader Sergei Udaltsov and two other opposition figures, Konstantin Lebedev and Leonid Razvozzhayev face charges of plotting mass disorder together with an influential Georgian politician.
From Obama to Kennedy, summertime in Germany has become a popular place for several American presidents over the past 50 years.
Chechnya’s Kremlin-backed leader has launched an education campaign to persuade local youth not to take part in the Syrian conflict, according to an interview published on his government's official website.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has described a resolution on Syria passed by the United Nations Human Rights Council as “biased” and said that it is an attempt to legitimize one particular Syrian opposition group.5
Hassan Rouhani, a candidate aligned with the reformer camp, took the lead in Iran’s presidential elections, according to first results announced early on Saturday.
Russian anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny secured an official nomination for Moscow’s upcoming mayoral race Friday, announcing that he would be advised by a prominent economist who recently fled the country fearing arrest.1
A Russian court refused to issue an arrest warrant for Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Thursday, requested by prosecutors after he failed to appear in court, because he was being questioned by investigators in another city.
Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov announced on Thursday that his Civil Platform party would not take part in the upcoming Moscow mayoral elections.
Thousands of people joined a rally Wednesday in support of activists detained following last year’s violent clashes between police and protestors.6
A rally in support of opposition activists on trial over last year’s clashes with police took place in Moscow on Wednesday.1
The White House declined Monday to comment on the revelation by a former CIA employee of an extensive government surveillance program but said a broad social debate on balancing national security and citizen’s privacy would be “absolutely appropriate.”1