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Slumped in a chair, red tie askew, his staccato delivery emphasizing every grievance, President Vladimir Putin delivered a speech Monday that sounded like a call to war.

Piece by piece, Russia’s rationale for a Ukraine invasion is put in place

The chairman of the All-Russian Officers’ Assembly, retired General-Colonel… - Feb. 10, 2022. By Anders Aslund

McDonalds UK has removed two favourite items from its breakfast menu and customers have taken to Twitter to react to the news.

One of the more underrated landmarks of 20th-century geopolitics has undergone a complete transformation into a mirrored elevation of the surrounding community thanks to the latest in a global series of innovative redesign projects from Landini Associates for McDonald’s.  To mark its 30th...

Russia is a leading carbon emitter and exporter. But change is afoot inside the country.

The European Court of Human Rights Thursday held against Georgia in a case concerning an attack on LGBT protestors in the capital city Tbilisi. Amidst threats of a counter-demonstration by ultra-conse...

If you are hoping to enjoy a white Christmas this year you would be well advised to pack your suitcase full of winter clothing and head to Eastern Europe.

Gallery | Moscow will be filled with lights, trees, ice-skaters, food and gift stands until Jan. 9.

Opinion | Russia’s new form of protest movement turns 10 this year and, like an underground fire, could ignite again at any time.