Medvedev

A group of farmers seek to make their grievances known with a tractor ride to the capital.

Putin has failed to seize control of the Security Council, which could oust him for his adventurous foreign policies.

The Kremlin doesn't want to achieve economic growth by softening its foreign policy, empowering the middle class or unleashing a spending spree.

The prime minister suggested teachers should change careers if they wanted better pay.

Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev said Russia should scale back changing laws.

Reserves are running too low to expect additional investment, he said.

The Kremlin is concerned about losing revenue from oil.

Putin hails speedy recovery from recession, but Russians beg to differ.

Lenin was as popular as Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev in a recent poll.

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

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

The Russian leader claimed his country marks the holiday like no other place in the world.

The Belarusian president explained an earlier chat about cooking had Medvedev on his mind.

But in St. Petersburg, the most expensive room could still set you back $9,000 a night.

Russia will limit itself to air strikes and other nations should do the same, the politician said.

341 lawmakers approved the bill on first reading.

Prime Minister Medvedev signs decree to cut state jobs.

The Russian president will now operate with nine rather than 10 advisors.

A year of bad press for Putin required some good PR, so Russia is releasing some of its most famous prisoners