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WASHINGTON — A senior State Department official has lashed out at Turkey and Egypt for military deals they have struck

WASHINGTON — U.S. Senators are seeking to pass a bipartisan bill before the end of the year that would enable

MOSCOW — The graphic video shows four men in camouflage gear exchanging jokes in unaccented Russian as they pour flammable

Serbian security services have uncovered a large-scale intelligence operation between Russian spies and current and former members of the Serbian

After five years of conflict in eastern Ukraine, the port of Mariupol is struggling to survive. With the loss of

WASHINGTON — Two U.S. officials, one current and one former, say they became increasingly alarmed by the role President Donald

At the impeachment inquiry inquiry into U.S. President Donald Trump, a former National Security Council official said Russia is backing

The lawyer of a noted Russian historian who confessed to killing and dismembering his girlfriend has filed a complaint with

The Russian parliament’s lower chamber, the State Duma, has approved the final reading of a bill allowing reporters who work

The U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations has approved John Sullivan, a deputy secretary of state, as the country’s ambassador