Putin has said he would only meet Zelensky to finalize an already agreed deal, rejecting calls to meet before then.

Three years after RT France was shut down, its former chief remains a visible — and controversial — figure in French media.

Authorities in the annexed peninsula did not say when they expected sales to resume at local gas stations.

While Ukraine has gained some ground and intensified strikes deep inside Russia, experts caution that Kyiv is far from a strategic turning point.

The face of the manosphere has achieved the seemingly impossible: he has united voices from across Russia's political spectrum.

“I want there to be no more shopping weekends. I want there to be no more fancy trips to Europe while Ukrainians are dying on the battlefield,” Sweden’s Migration Minister Johan Forssell said.

The company said deliveries from the U.S. were restored in late May, with the first batch having already arrived in Russia.

The president of AmCham Russia said the inaugural match will take place at the Kristall ice palace within Moscow’s Luzhniki Olympic Complex on July 1.

Max said it reached out to Apple to resolve the issue and advised users to download the messenger from alternative app stores or directly from its official website.

A source told Vedomosti that Elvira Nabiullina actually skipped the economic forum to attend the funeral of her adviser Alexei Mozhin.

The overnight strikes forced a major gas station chain to suspend the distribution of gasoline vouchers amid a fuel shortage in the region.

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan's government has been accused by the West of abuses including unlawful killings and mass detentions.

The Kremlin has likened the seizure of the tanker to "international piracy."

The buyer, NordLine, is a recently established subsidiary of Russia’s second-largest natural gas producer, Novatek, Kommersant reported.

For a second time, Ponomarenko, a mother of two, was convicted for allegedly assaulting a prison guard.

The coach had departed from Moscow and was traveling to Simferopol in annexed Crimea when it was hit in the town of Yenakiieve.

The Kremlin has acknowledged that gasoline production decreased “in some areas” of the country, but said it saw “no risks” of nationwide shortages.

The restrictions come as Yerevan pursues closer European ties — and ahead of parliamentary elections in the South Caucasus country.

Some 20,000 guests from 130 countries are expected to attend SPIEF, a flagship business and investment event known as the “Russian Davos.”

The coach had departed from Moscow and was traveling to Simferopol in annexed Crimea when it was hit in the town of Yenakiieve.