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Putin earlier said Russia has the right reduce U.S. diplomatic staff in Russia by an additional 155 people

Akhtem Chiigoz was found guilty of provoking clashes between pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian activists

Some observers quipped that “Crimea is not enough.”

To celebrate Moscow City Day and the capital’s 870th birthday, we asked you to send us your favorite photos of the city. Here’s a selection of the best.

The Russian Orthodox Church canonized Tsar Nicholas II in 2000.

The ministry provided the exact number of Soviet deaths during the crisis period

Opposition politicians might have gained a majority in 13 districts.

Slips of paper were found with the text: “Burn for Mathilde”

“There is no need for rallies now,” said the Chechen strongman

On Sunday, 82 Russian regions held elections for different levels of government.

“The people who did this are prepared for human casualties.”

She handed them envelopes, describing it as “an advance payment” and “a bonus.”

Foreign adoptions of Russian children anything but easy

“The American security services and the FBI are behind everything that’s going on now with Russian diplomats.”

Four men have been detained.

Up to 10 people injured when a wall of a former movie theater collapsed in a Moscow suburb

Okay, since it’s the start of a new school year, this is Grammar Friday. Hey, come on! Where are you guys going?

Events are planned in more than half of the Russian regions this Sunday

The number of candidates below 35 hits a record high

A grassroots campaign aims to overturn Russia’s political landscape, starting with the Moscow municipal election.

Kremlin spokesperson denied any government affiliation

City officials believe the plaque should be removed because it was installed illegally

“It was, unfortunately, not just a fire, it was an assassination attempt.”

The NGO published two blacklisted U.S.-based institutions on Sova’s website.

Relations between the countries have been strained over a chain of islands in the western Pacific

“Many believe that your spirit, Mr. President, is that of an Amur tiger,” President Moon Jae-in said

Secret campaigning was uncovered by Golos election monitoring group

Investigation says Moscow media are required to mention the mayor’s name

Kislyak said he discovered that Americans outside Washington D.C. view Russia “in mostly a normal light.”

The accounts distributed ads referencing “divisive social and political messages”

Secret negotiations are held over five previously banned Russian rocket engines

Aeroflot said it was happy with the court decision

Shaltai Boltai ringleader Vladimir Anikeyev was handed a two-year sentence in July after pleading guilty to hacking.

Socialist modernism is architecture in the Soviet bloc from 1955 to 1991. It is quirky, sometimes ridiculous, but all the same a real attempt to create a new urban aesthetic.

Iskakov reportedly said he attended the anti-corruption protest “by accident, out of curiosity.”

Udaltsov was released in early August after serving his 4.5-year term for organizing protests on May 6, 2012.

At the Bolshoi Theater Valery Fokin’s “Masquerade: Remembrance of the Future” channels the celebrated 1917 production by modern theater legend Vsevolod Meyerhold.

Police were standing nearby and “smiling,” Navalny said.

“We shouldn’t succumb to emotions and corner North Korea,” Putin said.

Putin said Russia would file the claim at “the most just court in the world.”

Russia is the world’s fourth-largest alcohol consumer, according to the World Health Organization.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry on Saturday summoned a U.S. Embassy official to protest the searches

Reading from a conversation transcript, the prosecutor quoted Sechin as saying, “take the basket.”

32 percent said Russia’s campaign in Syria was in danger of becoming a “new Afghanistan”

In January this year, Russia’s state-run television channel Rossia-24 aired a special report featuring an anonymous political blogger.

Sanctions against North Korea are “useless and ineffective,” Putin said.

“That’s the end of it.”

A teacher and three schoolchildren have been injured in an armed attack north of Moscow

In the courtyard of the Tretyakov Gallery is a pavilion that shelters a new work of art by Pavel Kaplevich. But before you enter, go into the museum to see the work that inspired it.

Putin condemned violence in Myanmar, “including violence against Muslims.”

President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday it would be misplaced to talk of “disappointment” in the context of U.S. President Donald Trump

SpaceX and Tesla CEO expects World War III to be triggered by competition

President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday hinted Russia could impose additional U.S. diplomatic staff cuts after the closure of its San Francisco consulate.

Serebrennikov’s lawyer on Monday denied the existence of the letter, calling it “a provocation.”

“It could be worth remembering, considering the government we are dealing with in today’s historical times.”

“It could be worth remembering, considering the government we are dealing with in today’s historical times.”

The U.S. social media company cites a trademark infringement clause of the Russian Civil Code.

At least 17 people protesting the treatment of the Rohingya people have been detained near the Myanmar Embassy in Moscow

The film depicting a Tsar’s affair has drawn criticism from Orthodox activists before

On the heels of the critically acclaimed “Leviathan” comes “Loveless,” director Andrei Zvyagintsev’s new film about today’s Russia.