Russia

Volunteers from Russia's Cossack communities will help police during the tournament but will they interfere with gay fans?

Putin's plans for North Korea sound a lot like President Trump's.

The 33-year-old suspected her husband of having an affair.

Secretary James Mattis is pushing for NATO to establish 30 land battalions, 30 air fighter squadrons, and 30 navy ships, including destroyers, to be ready to launch a fight against Russia.

The Russian president was giving an interview to Austrian television.

The oligarch is believed to have directed and funded a notorious Russian troll farm.

Thousands of troops will be deployed and hundreds of weapons systems will be deployed.

The men reportedly failed their alcohol blood tests, asked for a 30-minute break, then returned with an even higher concentration of booze in their systems.

America is leading a drill with 18 other nations in Europe's northeast.

Kim Jong Un complimented Russia but scowled for the cameras in a historic summit with Moscow's top diplomats. On Russian television, his expression mysteriously changed.

The two countries were rivals during the Cold War but a lot has changed since then, including what it takes to fight a war.

Buyan-M-class missile corvette Vyshny Volochyok was officially made part of the Black Sea Fleet and is headed off for global military drills.

The U.S. missile defense system was one of the newest additions to its military capabilities.

"Do you know Russian? Are you an [sic] US citizen with a college degree? Do you have an interest in serving your country?"

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said a U.S.-Russia conflict “was avoided, not by the wisdom of the American leadership but by the wisdom of the Russian leadership.”

Arkady Babchenko has been criticized for handing a victory to pro-Kremlin media.

Russian citizens cannot leave the country if they owe more than $483.

Russia's top diplomat arrived for talks in Pyongyang as U.S. and North Korean officials scramble to put June summit back on track.

“We will do everything so that our Christian, orthodox values are fortified against these sorts of threats.”

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said only "people that you trust, people who are level-headed, people who are thoughtful, people who are moral, ethical" must be listened to.

The secretary of state’s entreaties will likely be ignored.

Several Russian lawmakers called upon "Russophobic" Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to give testimony over user privacy concerns.

China and Russia are building up their armed forces in the face of U.S. military and economic pressure.

Russia is the world’s biggest energy exporter, but for the past four years, sagging oil prices have severely hurt its economy. Trump’s actions could reverse that.

And that's not the only thing strange about the enormous "Service to the Fatherland" memorial.

Bill Browder headed Hermitage Capital and helped spearhead the Magnitsky Act, which slapped U.S. sanctions on Russia.

Russia’s Sergei Lavrov has accepted the invitation of North Korea’s foreign minister.

The U.S. may reportedly dismantle its Al-Tanf base in exchange for a withdrawal of both pro-Assad and anti-Assad militias, leaving the Syrian army in control.

International human rights experts argue that Russia’s persecution of the Jehovah’s Witnesses is in violation of international human rights agreements.

Moscow is studying the remains of Tomahawk rockets to exploit their weaknesses.