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Russian MP Urges Attack on U.S. Embassy in Kyiv for Supplying Ukraine Arms
Yury Shvytkin told Lenta.ru the mission was a legitimate target after the U.S. supplied Ukraine with the HIMARS rocket systems.
Russians Should Pursue Foreigners, Fall In Love: MP
The head of parliament's families committee told Russian women to keep away from foreign men, while the head of the sports committee wants a baby boom.
Russian Women Told to Refuse Sex With Foreigners
"Nothing good will come of it," the head of Russian parliament's committee on families said.
Russian Media Boycotts Parliament in Harassment Case
At least three journalists have accused lawmaker Leonid Slutsky of harassing them, but the parliament threw out the case in one sitting.
Journalists Told to 'Change Jobs' After Groping Reports
Three female journalists have accused a senior lawmaker of sexual harassment but the issue is a thorny one in Russia, where victims are often dismissed.
U.S. War With Russia Would be Suicide: Russian Senator
There are no signs for optimism in U.S.-Russia ties, warned the head of Moscow's International Affairs Committee.
North Korea Sanctions Won't Beat Regime: Russian MPs
Parliamentarians from Russia said North Korea was ready to talk to the U.S.
Will Moscow Ban U.S. Media? Parliament Backs New Law
As Washington urges Russia's state-funded network to register as a "foreign agent," Moscow is considering restrictions on all international press.
Russia's Zhirinovsky Vows to Shoot Opponents
The Russian president's ever-present, far-right foil had a loud outburst in parliament.
Russian MPs Arrive In Madrid For PACE Talk Amid Boycott
The Russian delegation had suspended their involvement after disagreements following Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014.
Russian Lawmakers Seek Repeal of Harsh Protest Law
Repeatedly protesting in Russia without official permission carries a jail penalty of up to five years.
Putin Decriminalizes First-Time Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse that doesn't cause injury will be punished under civil rather than criminal law.
Russia is 'Guarantor' of Family Values: Duma Speaker
Vyacheslav Volodin spoke after the head of the church addressed parliament.
Russia MPs Hail Austria and Italy Votes as 'Blow to EU'
Leading members of both houses of parliament have predicted turbulence for the European Union.
Putin Gets 450 Roses From Parliament for His Birthday
Crocodiles, horses and an erotic calendar have all been given to Putin as gifts in recent years.
Vladimir Putin Seeks Duma's Backing on China Deal
Moscow and Beijing agreed to share information on criminal and "terrorist" groups in 2010.
Putin Urges People to 'Vote For Russia' in Election
The president has played a part in boosting United Russia's approval amid poll drop.
Russia's Top Pollster Fears Closure Ahead of Elections
The Levada Center recently reported Russia's ruling party's decline in the polls.
Putin's Party Accused of Privacy Breach in Campaign
Tens of thousands of Muscovites have been receiving calls about the September elections.
Russian Parliament Mulls Criminalizing Parody of Anthem
Parliamentarians are keen to make it a criminal offense to parody the anthem.
Russian Parliament Mulls Ban on Sexualized Ads
Parliament is set to vote on proposed ban on ads that "exploit sex."
Blushes as Putin and Parliament Fumble Gun Law
Russian president appears to have inadvertently signed a draft missing parliament's amendments.
Russian Lawmakers Push to Regulate Officials Online
A new draft demands state employees brief bosses on information they have shared online.
Putin Takes Action Against Slacker Parliament Members
The law was drafted after a controversial case in the wake of the Ukraine crisis.
Russia's Opposition Splits Ahead of Parliamentary Vote
Alexey Navalny has announced his Party of Progress will not run alongside the Parnas party.
Russian Ukraine War Would Last Four Days: Putin Ally
Sergey Naryshkin said the fear of Russia in the Baltics is ingrained.
Brussels Attacks: Putin Ally Blames Anti-Assad Fighters
Alexey Pushkov said Europe has hushed up links to opposition militants.
Brussels Attacks: Putin Ally Taunts NATO After Blasts
Alexey Pushkov has told NATO to focus on suicide bombers, not Russia.
Russian Lawmaker Drafts Law on Insulting the President
The bill has been inspired by Soviet legal framework, its author said.
Putin Should Put Sanctions on Hillary Clinton Say MPs
Lawmakers from Russia's Communist Party have mirrored the Free Savchenko campaign.