Russia on Friday dismissed claims that it is trying to interfere in the 2020 US presidential election. The country described the claims as a paranoid falsehood a day after US intelligence community's top election security official told lawmakers that Moscow, accused of meddling in the 2016 US election on Donald Trump's behalf, was looking to influence this year's vote.

'Usual paranoid announcements': Russia denies claims of meddling in 2020 US vote

The Kremlin on Wednesday accused Turkey of failing to "neutralise terrorists" in Syria's last rebel bastion Idlib as tensions escalate with Ankara over the protracted conflict.

Kremlin accuses Turkey of failing to 'neutralise terrorists' in Idlib

Muscovites are mystified by a flood of bomb hoaxes forcing the evacuation of courts, schools and malls while authorities appear unable to find the culprits even after months of disruption to public life.

1000 bomb hoaxes a day in Moscow: Wave of blast threats sweeps country

Russian-led Syrian government forces on Thursday entered Saraqeb town in northwestern Idlib province in the latest push to capture the last rebel stronghold, state media said.

Syrian army enters rebel-held northwestern Saraqeb town in latest advance: Report

Tackling traffic! Four Indian cities among top 10 world's most congested

The Kremlin reacted with fury on Tuesday after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Soviet collusion with Nazi Germany led to the outbreak of World War II.

Ukraine leader's Nazi collusion comment enrages Moscow

Russian President Vladimir Putin on January 9 oversaw military exercises from a naval vessel in the Black Sea near Crimea, including the test launch of a hypersonic air-launched Kinzhal missile. A pair of MiG-31K interceptor jets test fired the Kinzhal (Dagger) missile at a target on a military test site. The exercise involved several navy vessels. #WION #Russia #Putin #BlackSea #Crimea

Your Story: Russia's Putin oversees hypersonic missile test in Crimea

On Monday, the Russian government referred to a shooting incident last week as ''a manifestation of madness'', which is faced by all countries alike. The shooting killed two officers of the Russian FSB security service.

'Manifestation of madness': Kremlin about the Moscow shooting incident last week

The Kremlin on Wednesday said Russia regrets a proposed four-year blanket ban for the country's athletes over doping but will remain open to cooperation. "This is definitely concerning information.

Kremlin says Russia remains 'open to cooperation' on doping after proposed WADA ban

The Kremlin confirmed on Monday that Russian President Vladimir Putin would take part in a four-way international summit in Paris on December 9, an attempt to advance efforts for a peaceful resolution to the conflict in eastern Ukraine.

Russia confirms Putin to take part in Ukrainian peace summit in Paris

The Kremlin said on Thursday it was concerned by the humanitarian situation in northern Syria following Turkey's decision to launch a military operation there. Peskov said Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan would discuss Turkey's actions in Syria at a meeting in the Black Sea resort of Sochi on Tuesday next week.

Kremlin worried by situation in Syria, calls Trump's letter to Erdogan 'unusual'

Russia's Justice Ministry on Wednesday formally labeled opposition leader Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption group a "foreign agent", a move the Kremlin's critics said was part of a coordinated government attack on the group.

Russia brands Kremlin critic's anti-corruption group 'foreign agent'

A group of pro-Kremlin lawmakers has drafted legislation that would allow authorities to block individual e-mail or online messenger users who circulate banned content.

Russian lawmakers look to ban e-mail users who share illegal content

The EU on Thursday defended the "unprecedented" support it has given to Ukraine after it emerged US President Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart had attacked the bloc for not doing enough.

European Union defends Ukraine support after Trump call row

In Russia, You Could Be Jailed For Standing Near Protests!

Gravitas: Actor's arrest sparks dissent against Russian government

A campaign in support of jailed Russian demonstrators gained momentum Wednesday, with celebrities, priests and teachers calling for their release and more than 200 people protesting outside the presidential administration.

Russians protest over crackdown in growing solidarity campaign

The Kremlin on Tuesday played down U.S. media reports of a CIA spy inside Russia's presidential administration, calling them "pulp fiction", but said a low-level official who Russian media suggested was the agent had worked there before being fired. WION speaks to Ross Cullen, WION Correspondent from Moscow for more on this.

WION Dispatch: Kremlin plays down media reports of U.S. spy in Russian president's office

A Kremlin-backed candidate has been elected governor of Russia's second-largest city of Saint Petersburg, results showed Monday, but the opposition complained of vote fraud.

Kremlin candidate elected in Saint Petersburg, opposition cries foul

The Kremlin-backed leader of Georgia's separatist region of Abhkhazia has claimed victory in a disputed election denounced by the central government and the West as illegal.

Kremlin-backed candidate claims victory in Georgia separatist poll

Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze announced his resignation on Monday after little more than a year in the job and said the country must not be riven by political divisions that could play into Russia's hands.

Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze steps down, warns against political divisions

French President Emmanuel Macron and Russia's Vladimir Putin on Monday agreed changes in Ukraine had bolstered the chances of peace in its east but clashed on Syria, as the Russian leader made a rare bilateral visit to a key EU power.

Russia's Vladimir Putin voices 'cautious optimism' on Ukraine in meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron

Russia will not deploy new missiles as long as the United States shows similar restraint in Europe and Asia, Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu said on Sunday, after Washington's withdrawal from a Soviet-era arms pact.

Russia says no plans to install new missiles unless US deploys them

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold talks on September 4, on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said Friday.

PM Modi, Vladimir Putin to hold talks on September 4: Kremlin aide

Russia's interior ministry opened an investigation Monday after a video showing a riot policeman punching a woman in the stomach during a protest for free elections went viral.

Russian police probe video of officer beating woman

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