By violating a nuclear arms control treaty, Russian President Vladimir Putin has given the U.S. and other NATO nations another reason to continue economic sanctions on Russia that were imposed after it seized Crimea from Ukraine.
Konstantin V. Kilimnik is central to two of the most tantalizing elements in the special counsel’s investigation of possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
An armored train carrying North Korea’s leader left Pyongyang for a 2,800-mile journey across China to his planned summit meeting with President Trump in Vietnam, according to the Russian news agency.
An official of Russia's main criminal investigative body says it is probing allegations that its officers tortured members of the banned Jehovah's Witnesses.
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