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Each year on Epiphany, Orthodox believers immerse themselves in rivers and lakes to commemorate the baptism of Jesus Christ in the River Jordan
Each year on Epiphany, Orthodox believers immerse themselves in rivers and lakes to commemorate the baptism of Jesus Christ in the River Jordan
The Russian opposition leader had spent the previous five months in Germany recovering from a nerve agent attack that he blamed on the Kremlin
Russian information warfare ops have had one goal ever since the Cold War began: to sow chaos and undermine Americans’ sense of a shared reality. Trump was just a means to that end
Reuters reporters saw two Russian truck-mounted Grad multiple missile launch systems in the Lachin Corridor
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Israel and Russia, both facing COVID-19 upticks in October, are set to advance collaboration to tackle the virus
Biden is campaigning against Republican incumbent Donald Trump for the presidential election on Nov. 3
The producer of a documentary on Putin's critic who was poisoned in August explains why he found Navalny as great a mystery as the Russian president himself - and how he dealt with the film's director being brutally murdered
Russia’s Investigative Committee, headed by Putin associate Alexander Bastrykin, claimed it used Cellebrite’s technology more than 26,000 times for hacking phones
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Interfax Ukraine news agency says Maria Kolesnikova had deliberately ripped up her passport so that Ukrainian border officials would not be able to let her through
'It remains too early to gauge the potential long-term effects of his severe poisoning,' the hospital said in a brief statement
Russia’s WWII historical revisionism is a key vector for Putin’s wider agitation and influence strategies in the Balkans, especially in Bosnia and Serbia. Its wider repercussions could be disastrous
Novichok, a Soviet-era nerve agent, was used to poison former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Britain
'Putin, have some tea,' protesters chanted as they marched on the city's main thoroughfare, in a reference to the case of opposition politician Alexei Navalny who fell gravely ill this month after drinking a cup of tea at an airport cafe
Protest leader Maria Kolesnikova realizes the danger that lurks for those who oppose President Alexander Lukashenko, but she isn't backing down
President tells Russia’s state television that Lukashenko has asked him to prepare a Russian law enforcement contingent to deploy to Belarus if necessary but sees no need now
Navalny, 44, was in intensive care and on an artificial lung ventilator, spokeswoman Kira Yarmysh said on social media
'The Royal Navy demonstrated its flexibility in being able to shadow the Russian Navy units,' said Commander Will Paston, Commanding Officer of the frigate HMS Westminster
Vaccine approved after less than two months of human testing, stirring concerns that Russia may be putting national prestige before sound science and safety
Officials described the Russian disinformation as part of an ongoing and persistent effort to advance false narratives and cause confusion
Weapons are in final testing phase, says Russia's defense ministry
‘Hagia Sofia first, then Al-Aqsa’: Erdogan’s decree is a personal ideological triumph that won him global Islamist plaudits and muted international backlash. But it could also energize Turkey’s anti-Erdogan opposition
Polls were kept open for a week to bolster turnout without increasing crowds amid the pandemic — a provision that Kremlin critics denounced as an extra tool to manipulate the outcome
In a joint statement, Moscow, Tehran and Damascus 'express the conviction' that Syria's war has no military solution and can only be settled via a political process
Parade to feature over 14,000 troops, 75 aircraft
Russian president says Warsaw’s leaders betrayed their people by fleeing as the German army advanced, while the West helped Germany and bowed to Hitler
Asked to comment on a conference call with reporters, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said 'No, Putin can't play Trump like a fiddle'
This may have been Israel’s longest-serving government by some distance, but its list of achievements was short. Indeed, its main purpose was to serve as the prime minister's own personal platform
The incredible behind-the-scenes story of how Iran’s Soleimani eliminated Hezbollah’s top commander – who dared to say no