The Latest Breaking News from Moscow

London and Kyiv sign new security treaty during Sunak visit; Ukrainian spy chief says attacks on Crimea ‘just the beginning’

Ukraine's military spy chief Kyrylo Budanov said in an interview published Friday that Kyiv's attacks in Russian-annexed Crimea were set to intensify, adding that Moscow's economy was proving surprisingly resilient despite sanctions.

It is only on a voluntary basis. So how much to make of Russian authorities offering their citizens a ride out of Belgorod? The western city across from Ukraine's Kharkiv is increasingly the target of Moscow's own medicine: a steady diet of missiles from the sky. As NATO leaders meet…

Jailed Russian opposition leader ridiculed backlash to controversial event in first public appearance since disappearance

Trading blows with the Russian bear, Blackjack scores a hit.

The nation of 170 million people is moving closer to Beijing and Moscow amid tensions with the West, say analysts.

Indian purchases of Russian crude in defiance of Western pressure over the Ukraine war have fallen to an 11-month low as the price tag on the discounted oil rises, figures show.

Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Moscow has accused Ukraine of being a neo-Nazi state – with President Volodymyr Zelensky and his government often targeted as sympathisers. A video by a German "whistleblower" now accuses the Ukrainian president of buying a former Nazi holiday home that belonged to Hitler's propaganda…

Robert Romanov Woodland is at least third American detained by country and faces 20-year prison sentence if convicted