TODAY: Russia presents Syrian witnesses at OPCW, refuting chemical attack claims; Armenia sent emissaries to Russia; Kremlin spokesman still using Telegram; Moscow grants permission for anti-Kremlin march ahead of inauguration; Deripaska not plann...
TODAY: Supreme Court upholds Navalny convictions from 2014; Europe focused on Russian disinformation; World Cup is sole driver of Russian economy; sanctions continue to wreak havoc; US officials break into Russian consul; woman wins first domestic...
TODAY: Telegram ban circumvented by Sberbank and Rossia, Supreme Court dismisses its appeal; Rusal sanctions show lack of US foresight? Kremlin may take over to save company; state television uses documentary stills in Syria news report; Prosecuto...
TODAY: US hints at sanctions provisions for Rusal, bumping share price, workers call for Kremlin to save jobs; Armenian PM ousting reflects on Russia; Putin promises domestic spending boost; G7 to create special group to address Russia issues; Chi...
TODAY: Attempts to block Telegram shut down 18m IP addresses across Russia; sanctions-hit companies seeking $1.6bn from Kremlin; trust in Putin dropping; Democrats sue Russia; US and Russia accusing each other of meddling with visa process; Moscow...
TODAY: Lavrov considering supplying air defense missiles to Syria; Washington castigates Moscow for attempt to remove traces of chemical weapons attack; can the Kremlin really stop Telegram? Sberbank and VTB poised to make major Croatian investmen...
TODAY: Telegram ban doesn’t dent app’s popularity, Kremlin says Facebook could be next; Putin seeks better relations with US, industry battles sanctions and Duma prepares retaliation; RT facing 7 investigations in the UK over Skripal coverage; sta...
TODAY: Roskomnadzor blocks Google and Amazon to effect ban on Telegram messaging app, Durov vows to find ways around the ban; Russia vetoes latest UN Syria resolution; Kremlin denies allegations of global cyber attack; entrepreneur accused of embe...
TODAY: Kremlin denies blocking Syria access to OPCW; Lavrov continues to deny chemical weapons attack allegations; US and UK warn of global Russian cyber-hack affecting business and private users; Telegram ban begins to come into force; Central Ba...
TODAY: Putin warns against further Western strikes in Syria; US plans to announce yet more sanctions today as Duma considers retaliatory measures; Navalny calls for Putin inauguration protests; investigative journalists dies falling from window; D...
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