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Lindemann, 57, tested positive after returning to Berlin following concerts in Moscow.

Kirill Dmitriev, the CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, said multinational action is required to rebalance the coronavirus-striken world economy.

"Believe me, the safest thing now is to be at home," Russian President Vladimir Putin said, declaring a week-long national holiday from March 28 to April 5.

The collapsing price of oil is forcing some North American producers to the brink of bankruptcy, prompting calls for government assistance.

Strongman leader Ramzan Kadyrov was reportedly reacting to three people returning to the Russian republic from Turkey. The number of reported cases throughout Russia has increased dramatically in the last 24 hours.

Following the quake, tsunami warnings were issued but these were subsequently retracted.

This is just the latest bit of misinformation related to coronavirus that's making the rounds online.

The U.S. Navy and Army jointly conducted a flight experiment of what was revealed to be "a common hypersonic glide body (C-HGB), which flew at hypersonic speed to a designated impact point."

President Trump said Thursday he would intervene in the oil dispute at the "appropriate time," as American producers grapple with low prices.

The dispute has sent oil prices spiraling to historic lows, putting some American producers at risk of bankruptcy.

In spite of the idea that every whim of Putin's is put into effect at lightning speed, there is much more inefficiency and resistance than at first meets the eye.

There is a concern Russia may be playing a dangerous game with global health.

Putin has officially asked the Russian Constitutional Court to approve changes that would allow him to circumvent existing term limits.

Oil markets have been thrown into turmoil by a slowdown in demand caused by coronavirus and a stand off between Moscow and Riyadh.

The legislation needs to be approved by Russia's Constitutional Court and will go to a referendum on April 22.

The Russian president told the Tass news agency that he phoned his U.S. counterpart to thank him for information that prevented a terror attack in St. Petersburg.

The zombie network was linked to a slew of malicious activity over the years, including pump-and-dump stock scams, fake pharmaceutical spam email, Russian dating scams, and ransomware.

Russia's president has said a proposal to grant him another term was possible, and it could allow him to stay in power until 2036.

Alexei Navalny has criticised the move by the Duma, which could mean Putin will stay in power until he is at least 83 years old.

The former White House Russia adviser said the president avoids insulting leaders like Putin while treating allied leaders "as though they're business counterparts."

"The Kremlin has decided to sacrifice OPEC+ to stop U.S. shale producers and punish the U.S. for messing with Nord Stream 2," Alexander Dynkin told Bloomberg.

"Washington is not just modernizing its nuclear forces, but is striving to give them new capabilities, which significantly expands the likelihood of their use," Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said.

A poll investigating Russia's attitudes toward female politicians found two-thirds of people surveyed opposed the idea of a female president.

Presidents Vladimir Putin of Russia and Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey have reached a new settlement on the insurgent-held province of Idlib, Syria.

Russia accused Turkey of embedding its troops with outlawed militants in Syria's Idlib as both sides accuse their adversaries of plotting chemical attacks.

Turkish forces "mainly use our equipment, we want to make sure the equipment is ready when they need to use it," according to Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency.

The Russian president told state-run news agency Tass that the rest of the world was trying to catch up with Russia's military advances.

Two Black Sea Fleet frigates passed the Turkish Straits carrying Kalibr-NK cruise missiles, as Syria's seemingly intractable war grew even more uncertain.

The satellites are being sent up in batches, but Russia's scientists say they interfere with the work of astronomers.

Washington is committed to Europe's security—for now.