TODAY: European Parliament resolution on Russian propaganda was rejected by key members; journalists go after claims that Russia was behind pre-US election ‘fake news’; pro-NATO Montenegro will work on Russia relationship; Ulyukayev appeal rejecte...
TODAY: Putin and Gorbachev respond to Castro’s death; leaked emails show Rosneft lawyers manipulated Yukos case outcomes; Moscow Court reviewing Ulyukayev house arrest; Postal Service head accused of taking bribe; Gazprom EU exports reach new reco...
TODAY: Putin jokes that Russia has no border; Navalny will not attend retrial next month; Energy Ministry maintains it would support an oil freeze, not a cut, as OPEC says deal can’t go ahead without it; Rosneft returns to domestic bond market; Me...
TODAY: EU Parliament draws Russian ire for speaking out against ‘hostile propaganda’ of Kremlin news; flat rate income tax coming to an end? UN chief wants Russia and US to resume dialogue on nuclear weapons reduction; OPEC facing prospects of Rus...
TODAY: NATO and Russia continue tussle over new missile deployments; Lavrov sees Ukraine’s arrest of two soldiers as provocation; Naftogaz attacks Gazprom on Twitter; Western food import ban to last as long as possible; Memorial appeals ‘foreign a...
TODAY: US State Department says new Russia missiles in Baltic destabilise Europe; Russophile far-Right candidate could win French elections; state television celebrates end of Obama administration; Japan working with Russia on joint investment fun...
TODAY: Putin meets US, Philippine leaders on sidelines of APEC summit; bombing destroys last hospital in Aleppo as Defence Ministry denies involvement, points finger at US in Iraq; Amnesty International to move back into Moscow office, calls for e...
TODAY: Foreign Ministry angry over US State Department exchange with RT reporter; Kremlin top foreign policy adviser accuses Obama administration of trying to worsen ties with Russia ahead of Trump presidency, Lithuania watching Russia in weeks be...
TODAY: Supreme Court overturns Navalny conviction but sends him for retrial; anti-corruption probe that caught Ulyukayev could be widened to include other high-ranking officials; Russia withdraws signature from International Criminal Court; UN des...
TODAY: Economy Minister Ulyukayev fired and put under house arrest over bribe charge, Medvedev reels at the news but many see it as intimidation by Putin; Rosneft deal will not be affected; Kiseylov approves of Trump’s lexicon; Russia launches new...
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