“On Feb. 27 of 2015, Boris Nemtsov, former deputy prime minister of Russia, the most effective leader of the pro-democracy political opposition of Vladimir Putin, was gunned down in front of the ...

According to Newsweek, Medvedev, a former president and prime minister of Russia, stated this on Wednesday on Russian social network VK. His comment is coming amid efforts by the United States ...

Putin, 72, has been either president or prime minister ... with broader Russian anti-LGBT policies. Unlike in many Western countries, this is unlikely to prove a major stumbling block in any election ...

Medvedev, a former president and prime minister of Russia, made the comments on Russian social network VK on Wednesday morning. "Russia is advancing. The enemy is resisting and has not yet been ...

Jens-Frederik Nielsen is Greenland's youngest prime minister Former minerals minister wants ... Jacob spent seven years in Moscow covering Russia's oil and gas industry for Dow Jones Newswires ...

Ukraine's President Zelensky urges more sanctions against Russia as he says the strikes show the Kremlin's goals "are unchanged".

All of the other candidates, including former Deputy Prime Minister and anti-Russia war hawk Chrystia Freeland, won negligible vote totals. Carney is viewed by the ruling class as a strong ...

the former NATO secretary general and current Norwegian finance minister – who is the subject of the film – and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen. The pair will discuss the film and the ...

Russia's war machine has ramped up in ways ... could set Moscow up to pick new fights in Europe, current and former ministers and retired military officers told Business Insider.

The chief adviser will hold meetings with former ... prime minister of Lao PDR; Qu Dongyu, director-general of the UN Food and Agricultural Organization; and deputy prime ministers of Russia ...

Call it “Russia first”: over three decades and six presidential administrations, Washington has sought to normalize or improve relations with Moscow, accommodating the Kremlin at the expense of other ...