The U.S. was totally seduced by the money flowing out of Russia and helped Putin become all-powerful. The last year has shown ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has been feeling weak and dizzy as a result of side effects from medications he’s taking that have also caused him to lose his appetite, according to a new ...

You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Vladimir Putin has been spotted wearing high heels on a trip to meet students in Moscow, but "Kremlin insiders" believe this could be a "body double." ...

Putin will seek to hand over power to a chosen heir and retire to his £1billion Black Sea 'palace' rather than risk the ignominious fate of toppled tyrants like Muammar Gaddafi, said Abbas ...

Putin’s Plot Against America: Washington Fears Russia Will Launch 'Hybrid Tactics' Against Western Powers In Lieu Of 'Conventional Warfare' Rather than fight the West via a proxy war in Ukraine ...

On January 5th, Putin called for a temporary ceasefire in observation of Orthodox Christmas from January 6 to January 7 th, another spin. Despite the ceasefire, Russia continued to pummel Ukraine ...

When Vladimir Putin ordered his armies into Ukraine on February 24, 2022, it was not to preempt Kyiv's then-distant prospects of NATO accession, nor, primarily, to take his place in history ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sparked a flurry of questions after he said on video that he’s not sure if Russian President Vladimir Putin is dead or alive. However, according to Fox ...

I listen to Putin's speeches not because I like to, but because I have to. I hate doing it, but what can I do? In his speech on January 18, Putin repeated the Kremlin's standard lie that Russia ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin once allegedly threatened British Prime Minister Boris Johnson that it "would only take a minute" to strike the UK with a missile. Johnson, who stepped down as ...

There was much to note in Putin v The West (BBC2, Monday), a three-part documentary about the Russian president and his bloody adventures ...

Freedman spoke to RFE/RL's Georgian Service about the futility of the war in Ukraine, the likelihood of total victory for either side, and why he doesn't think Putin will use a nuclear weapon.