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In 1547, Grand Prince Ivan of Moscow declared himself tsar of Russia. He is now better known as Ivan the Terrible. For almost 400 years, the tsars ruled

Dmitry Markov, a Russian photographer who shot exclusively on smartphones known for capturing gritty areas around Moscow, has died at age 42.

A priest in St. Petersburg has suffered a stroke after being arrested and detained for planning a memorial service for the late Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny in Russia.

Almost all of these temples, built even before the tsars started ruling Russia, are open to the public.

During today’s general meeting of members of the Belarusian Republican Union of Consumer Societies (Belkoopsoyuz), the President of Belarus,...

Russian photographer Dmitry Markov has died at the age of 42, local media in his hometown of Pskov said Friday, citing his friends.

The Russian MoD is panicking after the drone attacks.

Estonia's intelligence agency has warned that Nato could face a Soviet-style mass army in the next decade amid Russia's military reform.

The joint Belarusian-Russian cultural and educational patriotic campaign Memory Train enjoyed a great success and will be held at a high level in 2024, Chairperson of Council of Republic Natalya Kochanova said at the opening meeting of the organizing committee of the project, BelTA has learned.

Plans are in place to hold a meeting of senior citizens of the Union State "We are for active longevity" in Vitebsk, the press service of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union State of Belarus and Russia told BelTA after a meeting of the Commission on Labor, Social Policy and Health of the Parliamentary Assembly in Nizhny Novgorod.