Moscow
Attempt to Traffic Cocaine via Russian Embassy Foiled
As part of the joint Argentina-Russia operation, authorities confiscated 360 packages of cocaine hidden in the suitcases and replaced them with flour and tracking devices.
Syria's Eastern Ghouta Suffers One of Deadliest Days
Syrian air force bombardments killed at least 100 people, including 20 children, monitors say.
Putin Is Sick With a Cold but Has Vowed to Keep Working
Perhaps all that shirtless horse riding wasn't such a good idea after all.
Watch: Russian Military Tests New Anti-Missile Rocket
The anti-missile system is part of the capital's Cold War-era line of defense, which has 68 nuclear tipped rockets ready to blast incoming strikes from the sky.
Mystery of Plane Crash Grips Russia After 71 Die
Bad weather, engine trouble, extremist attack, pilot inexperience or collision with a helicopter? In 24 hours most of these theories have been offered and dismissed.
Russia Targeted Clinton in Uranium Deal, Informant Says
A spokesman for Hillary Clinton said the allegations are a distraction from the probe into Russian collusion in the 2016 election.
Russians Are More Talented Than Americans: Deputy PM
The Kremlin is hoping the next generation of "Elon Musks" will be full of Russians, as he ranks highly in the minds of the youth.
Freak Weather Hits Moscow With Record Snowfall
The "snowfall of the century" has seen 15,000 snowplows deployed in the Russian capital alone.
Putin's Top Critic Arrested as Russians Protest
Alexey Navalny issued a rallying call to Russians ahead of March's election in the country.
Russia's Putin Dives Into Icy Waters to Cleanse Soul
The president observed Epiphany in a freezing lake by a monastery, one of several increasingly prominent displays of religiosity in recent months.
Russia Tells Nikki Haley to Back Off Iran Over Protests
Moscow is rushing to the defense of its ally, suggesting that the unrest in Iran is no worse than clashes in the U.S. in recent years.
Missing Christmas Already? In Russia, It's Yet to Come
A handful of national churches in Europe and elsewhere in the world are only getting ready to celebrate Christmas now.
Russia Sends Spy Ship, Warship Toward Britain
Britain will "not hesitate in defending our waters or tolerate any form of aggression," the defense minister said.
NATO: Russia Undersea Activity Highest 'Since Cold War'
The alliance is concerned about Moscow's presence near undersea communication lines.
Virtual Reality Gamer Slips And Dies From Blood Loss
The gamer unwittingly walked into the glass table because he could not see what he was doing while wearing virtual reality goggles.
China Snubs U.S., Says Russia Ties Best, Most Important
Beijing's man in Moscow said the key to Russia and China's relationship was their mutual abandonment of Cold War logic.
Russia Arrests ISIS Trio Over New Year's Attack Plot
Russia's security service posted images and video of an apartment they said served as a "laboratory" of arms for the detained extremists.
Mystery Driver Takes Joyride on Airport Runway in Snow
One thrill seeker just could not resist having some fun with the snow.
After Warplane Close Call, Russian General Blames U.S.
The Pentagon says Russia caused violent turbulence, but Moscow's former air force deputy commander says the U.S. should not have been in the Black Sea.
Trump Leaked Secret Israeli Mission In Syria To Russia
In May 10 meeting, the president leaked content of a classified operation, according to new report.
Trump's Bodyguard to Be Questioned About Dossier Claims
The most salacious aspects of the Trump-Russia dossier will be probed in an interview with one of the president's most trusted confidants.
Carter Page Wanted Trump to Give Landmark Russia Speech
The former Trump adviser told a House panel that he even suggested Trump take his place on a trip to the Russian capital.
Mueller Russia Probe: What We Know About First Charges
An unidentified defendant in the investigation is set to be detained on Monday.
U.S. Leaks On Kaspersky Hack Could 'Damage' Israel Ties
Government officials once again disclosed information about Israeli operations that aid Washington.
Russian Women Say Putin Prevents Sexual Harassment
Truth be told, Putin should not be considered a friend to abuse victims, and the same can be said for Russia as a whole.
Putin's Birthday Inspires New iPhones, Clothes, More
World leaders, designer labels, artists and more unveiled their tributes to Russian President Vladimir Putin for his 65th birthday.
Russia Today Says Its U.S. Staff Leaving In 'Masses'
Washington has requested the state-run network register under the Foreign Agent Registration Act over Kremlin links.
Putin Tells U.S. to Stay Out of Russia's Business
Putin said the current state of affairs between the U.S. and Russia was "below-satisfactory."
Russian Protest Leader Gets Arrested, Ribs 'Old Putin'
Alexei Navalny has led two massive waves of protest across Russia this year, mobilizing the Russian youth. This time, police arrested him before he reached the rally.