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According to a ministry spokeswoman, the diplomat was purchasing cancer drugs at the time.

In over three hours of discussion, there was barely a mention of Syria or Ukraine.

The ex-Secretary of State weighed in on the Russia hacking allegations, and said Putin was "a cold calculator of the Russian national interest."

The country is looking to increase pensions and lower retirement age.

Five men have been arrested from the peninsula in recent days.

Kiev's SBU claims a Ukrainian national was attempting to recruit a double agent in the army.

Mikhail Kalashnikov will be honored in same way as Anton Chekhov and Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

The man has been accused of close ties to Russia.

Putin's appointee in the Tula region won 84 percent of the vote amid record low turnout.

Aides of Abbas slam the report as an attempt to slander the Palestinian leader.

Polish military police suspects Lieutenant Piotr Capala may have offered to spy on Poland.

Ex-KGB man Sergey Ivanov is moving on to the post of transport envoy.

Lithuania's foreign minister said Russia is accusing the victim, Ukraine, of attacking.

Ukraine's security services have denied planning to take Crimea back by force.

The "Yarovaya Law" could introduce the most sweeping snooping powers since Soviet times.

Intelligence agencies specialize in the manipulation of information, and Russia's are good at it.

Alexander Fishenko was sentenced to ten years for working as a Russian spy.

Bloggers have complained Twitter has pandered to Kremlin trolls.

J. Zbigniew was paid to give Moscow details about potential double agents.

Russia says his plan was to pose as a double agent to obtain information about the FSB.

Ukraine's security chief angered Moscow with suggestions of Russian responsibility.

The Russian president gave an assessment of the Ministry of the Interior.

Litvinenko was poisoned in London in 2006.

The verdict on the Litvinenko murder case could strain relations between London and Moscow.

The agency's Moscow operatives were in desperate need of a ruse to fool the KGB.

His description of the shooter does not match the investigation's main suspect.

Opposition figures have branded them "cowardly scum" and will press charges.

Yuri Shvets testified yesterday as part of the inquiry into former Russian intelligent agent Alexander Litvinenko's death.

The human rights councillor said there were "reasonable ground" to suspect the men had been mistreated.

Moscow says it nabbed the alleged spy in 2013. Why did it announce his arrest this week?