Russia has no evidence that Ukraine is allegedly attempting to develop a "dirty" nuclear bomb. Once again, the claims made by ...

ST. PETERSBURG, June 20. /TASS/. The decline in poverty in Russia has reached a historic low, standing at 7.2% and continuing to improve, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at the plenary session ...

The idea of the Russian economy as a raw materials economy dependent on hydrocarbon exports is obviously outdated and becoming a thing of the past, the Russian president noted ...

Amid stalled ceasefire talks, Russia escalates attacks on Ukraine, prompting a shadow war with covert operations inside Russia. Europe mobilizes with increased defense spending and military readiness ...

Ukraine’s security service has attacked airbases deep inside Russia, blown up trains and bridges, and assassinated military officers. Five operations in recent years shed light on how it operates ...

While Russia pounds Ukraine from the air, Ukrainian agents are striking targets far behind enemy lines. What's the story behind Ukraine's attacks inside Russia?

As Ukraine batters Russia with daring assaults, firebrand pro-Kremlin pundits rattle nuclear sabers Analysis by Matthew Chance , Chief Global Affairs Correspondent 4 minute read ...

Ukrainian officials claimed the operation, code-named “Spiderweb,” destroyed 12 Russian aircraft and hit 41 in total, including A-50, Tu-95, Tu-22M3, and Tu-160 models. Advertisement.

Britain boosts defense budget, sending a message to Russia Like other NATO members, the U.K. has been reassessing its defense spending since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

The 93-page report, “Hunted From Above: Russia’s Use of Drones to Attack Civilians in Kherson, Ukraine” and an accompanying web feature, document how Russian forces appear to be deliberately ...

In launching an audacious drone attack on airfields and warplanes deep inside Russia, Ukraine is continuing to change the way wars will be conducted in the 21st century, according to U.S ...

Russian steel billionaire Alexey Mordashov said that developing a homegrown alternative to the widely-used business software made by Germany's SAP will require more time and money than anticipated ...