Moscow Responds to U.S. Visa Freeze With Accusations of Political Meddling
The U.S. Embassy’s announcement is just the latest episode in its diplomatic spat with Russia
Massive Fire Breaks Out in Southern Russia
A massive fire in the center of the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don has engulfed 25 homes.
Putin Appoints Antonov as New U.S. Ambassador
Putin Appoints Antonov New U.S. Ambassador
Russian Dating App Recruits Couples to Boost Election Turnout
“Together to the Elections” matches users to vote together on Sept. 10, the day of municipal elections in 16 regions
Lavrov: Russia Won’t Follow ‘Stupid’ U.S. Example After Visa Freeze
“So if someone hoped that this stupid example would be contagious, they miscalculated.”
There’s More to Classic Tiki Than Just Kitsch
Bartender Martin Cate reveals eight fun facts about the past, present and future of tiki culture
U.S. Embassy in Moscow Suspends Non-Immigrant Visas for Russians
The U.S. Embassy in Russia is temporarily suspending processing non-immigrant visas applications in response to Russia’s expulsion of American diplomats
Kremlin Advisor Surkov and U.S. Envoy Volker to Discuss Ukraine
The sides agreed to meet in Minsk after the U.S. proposed Vienna and Moscow suggested Kaliningrad
U.S. Jazz Trio Jams With Tuvan Throat Singers
This Tuesday at 7 p.m. the Alexander Scriabin Memorial Museum is the venue for one of the most unusual concerts performed in Moscow.
Putin’s Would-Be Successors Ranked Ahead of 2018 Elections
Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev is favorite to fill Putin’s shoes, according to the new ranking