Russians

One Russian official was reportedly snubbed by Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Crimea last month.

Russians are becoming anxious about the prospects of a Ukrainian effort to recapture the region, which was illegally annexed in 2014, an official said.

A pediatric medical director told Newsweek that Ukraine keeping its territory is the only way for the war to end.

The "I Want to Live" project was launched to help Russian soldiers safely surrender to Ukrainian forces.

A prominent Russian figure recently admitted that the country has and will continue to engage in U.S. election interference.

"The West is planning to cause us a strategic defeat," Russian analyst Igor Shishkin said.

Video of Chinese tanks "near the Russian border" claimed to be part of strike against "Evil NATO," while others speculated it was a sign of imminent invasion.

"We are closely watching this situation, because it concerns our citizens," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.

"It's like a sitcom," Alex Holder said, adding that he found Trump to be an "absolutely extraordinary" yet "very weird, unusual, simple" man.

"The U.S. wouldn't want to close off pathways to refuge and safety for Russia's dissidents or others who are vulnerable," said a State Department spokesperson.

Footage of actor Steven Seagal filming in a Donetsk prison has reaffirmed his ties with Russia. Newsweek Fact Check traces the timeline of this relationship.

Some 35 percent of Russians incorrectly think the sun orbits around Earth, rather than the other way around.

The crowd can be heard loudly chanting, seemingly in unison, messages that are said to be anti-war.

Reading of Russians who don't believe Ukrainian relatives' accounts of the war, I recognize the effects of propaganda.

Approval of the president's handling of the war has ticked upward, however, rising from 41 percent to 46 percent.

The British capital is the nexus of various Russian financial interests and assets, from mansions and soccer clubs to listed companies.

In an interview with 'Firing Line,' Maine Senator Angus King criticized Trump for raising doubts about the U.S. election.

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

"They had this grand plan, and it all went to hell," said independent disinformation researcher Josh Russell.

The calendars, which feature photographs of Putin doing a range of activities, have been flying off the shelves of the popular Japanese store Loft.

More than 80 percent of accounts that repeatedly spread misinformation during the 2016 election campaign are still active today, the study found.

"That you will see soon in the presidential campaign, yes," the alleged Steele dossier source Sergei Millian said.

Thousands took to the streets at the end of July, chanting slogans such as "Away with the czar" and "Putin is a thief."

"The left always conceals from us their true intentions and make no mistake Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Shumer, the left want to see illegal immigrants enfranchised across the country," McEnany argued on the show.

A U.S. District Court Judge suggested that Democratic National Committee lawyers try serving Kushner through his attorney.

Trump boasted that Putin made him an "incredible offer," but the Russian president clarified that he expects something in return.

"If we weren't a threat, none of this would be happening," Avenatti said.

In a bid to bust the cliche of Russians being stone-faced and cynical, transport authorities are teaching staff to put on a happy face at work.

A majority of Russians say escalating tensions in Syria with the United States and other allies in the West could spark World War III.

Last year saw a peak in almost a quarter of a century for Russians seeking to leave their homeland for the U.S., on the grounds of persecution.