Duma

Russians go to the polls in September. Putin's party is sure to win the Duma, but will the victory be legitimate? If not, he can expect trouble on the streets.

The law was drafted after a controversial case in the wake of the Ukraine crisis.

Alexey Navalny has announced his Party of Progress will not run alongside the Parnas party.

The group allegedly tossed tear gas and firebombs at Palestinians in the West Bank.

The Kursk local politician could face two years in jail after a public act of defiance.

Sergey Naryshkin said the fear of Russia in the Baltics is ingrained.

"Let them perish and die," Zhirinovsky told Russian state TV.

The T-shirts did not show the disputed region as part of Russia.

Five Russian athletes have failed doping tests in the space of two days.

The Ukraine conflict can be resolved in a day, Mikhail Kasyanov said.

341 lawmakers approved the bill on first reading.

The government is preparing security forces in case of civil disturbances around this year's Duma elections.

Parliamentarians could face interruptions or speaking bans for irrelevant speeches.

The house will be converted to "perpetuate the crimes of the occupation" says uncle of Ali Dawabsha.

European nations must act to keep the Jewish population on the continent, writes Rabbi Menachem Margolin.

The wedding attendees waved guns and stabbed a photo of baby killed in the attack.

Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon says the attack was a "Jewish terrorist act."

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Moscow would move to protect its interests

The law is to be passed 'in the very near future' according to a defence official.

An extraordinary letter, addressed to major European bodies, compares the Ukraine crisis to WW2.

Russian MPs call for Germany to "remember history" when imposing EU sanctions.