President Vladimir Putin will participate this week in his first multilateral summit since an armed rebellion rattled Russia, as part of a rare international grouping in which his country still enjoys support.
In the wake of a mutiny that almost reached Moscow, Vladimir Putin is facing a new test—Managing one of the most complex corporate takeovers in history.
Russia is incubating a cottage industry of new digital surveillance tools to suppress domestic opposition to the war in Ukraine.
Russia's envoy to the United Nations in Geneva said there were no grounds to maintain the "status quo" of the Black Sea grain deal that is set to expire on July 18, the Russian news outlet Izvestia reported on Monday.
The European Union is considering a subsidiary proposal from a Russian bank to try to safeguard the Black Sea grain deal, according to reports, fulfilling a key demand from Moscow to extend the vital agreement.