Tracking data and officials link Russian spy satellites to 40 Houthi and Iraqi militia attacks on Saudi oil and military sites since July

With Russia expected to rebuild much of its military strength and uncertainty surrounding future U.S. commitments, NATO faces a deadline to address capability gaps and strengthen Europe’s ability to defend itself

Remote August rendezvous highlights remarkable ties between the US president’s son and a Russian businessman close to Vladimir Putin

Kirill Dmitriev says new initiatives will follow last week’s diesel deal, including nuclear-powered data centers, despite US sanctions

Italian prime minister warns US plan would grant Russia ‘legitimacy’ in its escalating campaign against Ukraine

The rare infection is the most severe form of plague and can spread between people through respiratory particles. Here is what is known about its symptoms, treatment and the current public health risk

Yuri Gorlach, a veteran diplomat and former acting envoy to NATO, is Russia's new ambassador to Greece, succeeding Andrei Maslov, who held the post since 2014.

Russian officials say a 28 year old researcher died from pneumonia of unknown cause, while local reports and earlier official statements have raised the possibility that she was exposed to plague bacteria in a laboratory accident

Ukraine’s president says more than 8,000 North Korean troops are already in Russia and another 10,000 are being prepared for training and deployment, amid growing military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow

The Russian foreign minister accused European governments of preparing for a possible conflict with Russia

About 70% of Swiss voters rejected enshrining a strict form of neutrality that would have ended Russia sanctions and curbed cooperation with NATO

Ship movements in Arctic waters have increased by 82% over the past three years

Radar images from the NASA-ISRO mission show lava spreading from Russia's Krasheninnikov volcano, which erupted for the first time in nearly 500 years

Polls show a clear majority of Swiss voters plan to reject Sunday the 27th's initiative to write a strict definition of neutrality into the constitution

How classical music and a pre-recorded Swan Lake became the symbol of political crisis, censorship, and leadership change in the USSR

The new Tumen River crossing gives the two heavily sanctioned nations a direct highway link for the first time, boosting trade and travel