Russia is watching with glee as U.S. President Donald Trump's drive to acquire Greenland widens splits with Europe even though his moves could have serious security ramifications for Moscow, which covets its own presence in the Arctic.

Former Putin adviser Sergey Karaganov warned that Russia would use nuclear weapons against Europe should it ever come close to defeat.

It’s been a long-standing Kremlin strategy to drive a permanent wedge between the United States and Europe, dividing and weakening its traditional adversaries in the West.

Russia reports no dedicated negotiations with United States prior to New START treaty’s February expiry. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov noted Moscow awaits formal response to President Putin’s proposal for one year voluntary extension,

A RUSSIAN marine accused by Ukraine of war crimes is set to become one of the key figures of Putin’s government in elections this year. Vladislav Golovin, a former officer in Russia’s Black

Simon Migliano, who compiled the Top10VPN shutdown report, told me “Iran’s current nationwide blackout is a blunt instrument intended to crush dissent, starkly different from the sophisticated, slow-burn digital censorship we’re seeing in Russia.”

Spiridon Ivanovich Putin, born in 1879, was a notable Russian chef whose life spanned the tumultuous periods of the pre-revolutionary era and Soviet power.

An ally and former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and former President Boris Yeltsin said the country could use nuclear weapons against Europe should Russia ever be on the verge of

That quiet ended on Thursday, when the Kremlin leader delivered his first public foreign policy remarks of the year, outlining a bleak view of the global order while sidestepping several flashpoints. Putin said the global environment had become more unstable, arguing that old conflicts were deepening while new ones were emerging.