The Latest Breaking News from Moscow

NATO is concerned Russia might use chemical weapons in a "false flag" attack as part of its invasion of Ukraine, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday.

There are thousands of Russian citizens defying the Kremlin’s authoritarian laws on freedom of speech

Vladimir Putin's Patriot Park, opened to the public in 2015, sits an hour outside of Moscow and welcomes families from all over Russia - but instead of rollercoasters, kids are invited to learn to shoot with Kalashnikovs

Nine other countries have joined the G7 nations in stripping Moscow of its privileged trade treatment following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, EU trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis said on Tuesday.

German electricity producer RWE AG (OTC:RWEOY) could set aside capital to manage soaring energy prices if Russian gas imports are halted due to the Ukrainian crisis in the long term, Bloomberg reported. Energy companies and traders have been facing the jitters as the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the consequent sanctions have disturbed commodity markets. Soaring prices…

The Kremlin on Tuesday cautioned the West that Russia's interests as part of the Iranian nuclear deal would have to be ensured after the United States and its allies slapped sanctions on Moscow for the invasion of Ukraine. European powers have warned that Russia's demands to have its trade guaranteed…

The woman, said to be an employee of Channel One, interrupted a live news broadcast and urged Russians not to believe Moscow propaganda about Ukraine.

Moscow is in favour of the Iran nuclear deal resuming as soon as possible, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday, and is waiting for Washington to lift sanctions on Tehran.

Richard Turrin sees China's nascent digital yuan challenging the U.S. dollar's dominance of international trade settlements in the next decade, CNBC reports. Turin admitted that the world's second-largest economy was currently ahead in all financial technology by a decade while the U.S. would take "easily another five years" to get out…