The Latest Breaking News from Kremlin

U.S. President Joe Biden is due to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Paris as Kyiv’s army endures its hardest days of fighting since the early weeks of the war with Russia and prepares for what officials say could be a tough summer ahead

Voters in Ireland and the Czech Republic go to the polls Friday on the second day of marathon EU elections, after the Netherlands kicked off the ballot with a strong showing by the far right.

Spin operations disguised as news outlets and right-wingers muddy the waters with Kremlin narratives, experts say.

As the European Union prepares for this weekend's EU-wide parliamentary elections, the bloc faces significant challenges in combating alleged Russian disinformation. Despite Russia's denials of interference, the potential impact of a disinformation campaign on voter opinion remains difficult to measure.

The mysterious prank comes as Moscow warns the West against expanding support for Ukrainian forces.

The speaker of Georgia’s parliament said he gave the final endorsement on Monday to a divisive “foreign agents” bill that has prompted weeks of protests by critics who say it will restrict media freedom and jeopardize Georgia’s chances of joining the European Union.

Exclusive: Leaked internal documents show Pravfond has spent millions of euros to finance propaganda and legal campaigns

Trump's criticism of the U.S. justice system compared to Putin's tactics, impacting global politics.

Ukraine’s National Grid operator Ukrenergo said the attack damaged energy facilities in five regions