The Russian Foreign Ministry has called all heads of U.S. media outlets in Moscow to a meeting next Monday to discuss “hostile” treatment of Russian media abroad
Three tons of smuggled good destined for Cuba's black market were seized at St. Petersburg port.
Congressman Giménez criticized the close alliance of the Cuban regime with the Russian government and called for Biden's sanctions on Havana
Russia’s state-owned energy giant Gazprom announced on Wednesday that it had halted gas deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria after the two European Union members refused to make payments in Euros
Naval exercises have intensified after Russia has increased its military presence near Ukraine’s border
An extraordinary session convened at the request of Guatemala and Antigua and Barbuda will be held on Thursday
Russia said it still expects the European countries who sanctioned it over the invasion of Ukraine to pay for gas exports in rubles instead of euros by the Mar. 31 deadline, despite objections from Western nations
A new report says a small band of Russian elite are losing patience at Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and are plotting to install Alexander Bortnikov, head of its Federal Security Service (FSB), in his place
“We’ve seen [Russia] run false-flag operations and use the confusion many times in recent history,” a senior U.S. official said. “Exposing these plots makes it that much harder for Russia to execute them"
Putin has warned of nuclear escalation since he first launched his “special military operation” on Sept. 24, repeatedly likening the war in Ukraine to the Soviet Union’s fight against Hitler’s invading forces in the winter of 1941