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Bolton suggested that the Trump administration was ready to embrace a modern version of the Monroe Doctrine.

The threat of proxy conflict involving Washington and Moscow increases.

Russia Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the U.S. is "illegally trying to create a quasi-state" for Kurds in eastern Syria.

Senior Russian officials made the comments in a national newspaper.

The foreign ministers of both countries took aim at each other.

Ethiopia was awkward for the secretary of state.

Moscow's top diplomat has told Europeans to be wary of siding with "the only state" to use nuclear arms in wartime.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said his country is willing to help with arrangements.

Russia once again billed itself as a potential peace broker, but insider reports suggested that North Korea had been rebuffing U.S. diplomacy, not the other way around.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs promised to hand over evidence of the alleged attempts to U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

Russia said the U.S. has not gone far enough to condemn "terrorists and extremists" among the Syrian opposition.

Pyongyang is violating U.N. resolutions with its nuclear program, Russia's foreign minister says, though Moscow disagrees with the U.S. on how to stop it.

Russia's foreign minister said the U.S. only attacked Iraq after being "100 percent" sure it had no weapons of mass destruction and therefore wouldn't attack North Korea.

Russia's foreign minister said the two presidents could have met "much more" than we know.

By Trump Jr.'s own admission, he expected Azerbaijani businessman Aras Agalarov to supply him with incriminating evidence against Clinton, via a middleman.

The invasion of Crimea vies with interference in the US election as the number one topic.

The daily reports that enthusiastically followed Trump's every step are long gone.

Why is the House Russia probe interviewing Trump's digital campaign director?

An "inquiry of impeachment" resolution simply needs probable cause.

When did he know of his associates' Russian links? And what did he do about it?

Mueller will ask why Sessions consulted his chief of staff before testifying.

He said he has never received an intelligence briefing on Russian campaign interference.

The only way he can get rid of Mueller is to have Rosenstein remove him. And Rosenstein isn't going to do that.

Did he meet with the Russian ambassador a third time? Why did he recommend firing Comey?

If he repeats a claim in Justice's statement on Comey's testimony, he will commit perjury or a felony false statement.

Did he violate executive privilege by orchestrating a leak of memos?

Comey's testimony made out a prima facie case of obstruction of justice.

The law prohibits foreigners from providing "anything of value … in connection with" an election.

Russia's deputy foreign minister accused the G7 of being "contaminated with the virus of their self importance."

He may not want to incriminate himself. But are his documents protected in the same way?