An American soldier has been arrested in Russia charged with stealing, according to two US officials. The soldier, identified as Staff Sgt Gordon Black, will be detained until July, a court in Vladivostok said on Tuesday (May 7).

US soldier arrested in Russia for theft to be detained until July

Furthering its naval power and sending a message to enemy nations, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday inaugurated two new nuclear-powered submarines. In a televised address from the northern city of Severodvinsk, Putin, amid freezing temperatures said such 'vessels' will make Russia 'feel safe'.

Russia's Putin flexes muscles by launching two nuclear-powered submarines

The United States said Tuesday that Russia rejected a new proposal to free two detained Americans, Wall Street Journal correspondent Evan Gershkovich and former Marine Paul Whelan.

US says Russia rejected 'substantial' proposal to free two Americans

A Russian court, on Tuesday (Nov 28) extended the detention of American journalist and Wall Street reporter Evan Gershkovich, who is awaiting trail on espionage charges, until January 30, 2024, reported the Russian media.

Russian court extends detention of US reporter Evan Gershkovich until end of January

Russia, on Thursday (Oct 26) formally charged the Russian-American journalist Alsu Kurmasheva detained in the country for failing to register as a “foreign agent” days after extending her detention.

Russia formally charges American journalist Alsu Kurmasheva detained for violating ‘foreign agent’ law

Western nations, as per the US ambassador to the global chemical weapons body Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) are looking at taking measures against Russia over its alleged nerve agent attacks.

Western powers considering action on Russia over its chemical weapon use: US ambassador to OPCW

Russia may have launched a "spy satellite" to stalk an American spy satellite. A few months back, in February, the United States launched USA 326, a spy satellite aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

'An eye in space': Russia launches satellite to snoop on US national security mission. Here's what's happening

Russia submitted a draft document on legal security guarantees to the Biden administration to "ensure the security of the Russian Federation and member states of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO).

Explainer: Putin's red line-What is Russia's draft treaty on security guarantees?

Russia on Friday accused the United States of making ''aggressive moves'' in the Black Sea. Calling the activity by the US military ''aggressive,'' the Russian defence ministry said it ''posed a threat to regional and strategic stability.

Russia accuses US of making 'aggressive moves' in Black Sea

US President Joe Biden has vowed to demand fair human rights from his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin in their June summit. The two leaders have not been on best terms in the past few weeks, especially since the US leader called Putin a 'killer'.

Biden says will demand end to 'abuse of human rights' from Putin

The Russian military sent a fighter jet to escort a US reconnaissance aircraft over the Pacific Ocean as the aircraft approached the Russian border. Interfax news reported that the Russian military sent a MiG-31 fighter jet after identifying the US Air Force craft.

Russia sends fighter jet after identifying US 'spy plane'

Russia said on Friday it would ban a string of top officials from US President Joe Biden's administration from entering the country. Attorney General Merrick Garland, Biden's chief domestic policy advisor Susan Rice and FBI chief Christopher Wray would be barred, the foreign ministry said.

Russia bans FBI head, other top US officials

Sixty days into his administration, President Joe Biden got a taste of what the next four years may look like: a new era of bitter superpower competition, marked by perhaps the worst relationship Washington has had with Russia since the fall of the Berlin Wall and with China since it opened diplomatic relations with the United States.

That was fast: Blowups with China and Russia in Biden’s first 60 days

Diplomacy is a subtle art. American journalist Isaac Goldberg called it the nicest way of doing the nastiest things. By and large, world leaders have followed this.

Subtle art of diplomacy: Biden and Putin engage in verbal spat

Almost a day after US President Joe Biden agreed that his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, is a 'killer', the latter has broken his silence. Putin, on Thursday, talking about Biden's comment said it "takes one to know one".

'Takes one to know one': Putin strikes back on Biden's 'killer' comment

A few hours after a US intelligence report claimed that the Russian President Vladimir Putin likely directed meddling in US election 2020, the current US President Joe Biden has said he agrees that Putin is a 'killer'.

Russia dismisses US reports on poll meddling as Biden doubles down on allegations

The United States Commerce Department on Sunday confirmed that it had been the victim of a data breach with links to Russia. Currently, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are investigating the breach, as reported by CNN.

Russia-affiliated hackers breach US Commerce, Treasury departments: Report

The United States and Russia will hold a round of nuclear arms control talks in the Finland's capital, Helsinki, on Monday. The talks on strategic stability will follow up on negotiations in Austria this summer, the Finnish president's office said.

US and Russia to hold latest nuclear arms talks in Finland

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will include Georgia from Russia under its regional security program. Georgia's desire to join NATO has angered its neighbour Russia since 2008.

NATO to provide 'hybrid defence' to Georgia against Russia

President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia would produce missiles that were banned under the nuclear pact with the US which ended last month. "We have already said publicly that we will not deploy - after the Americans have tested such a missile - we will not deploy it, we will surely produce the missiles of the same kind in the regions where the US missiles of such kind - the land-based missiles - will not appear.

Will produce same missiles as US cruise test but won't deploy: Putin

Mueller report reveals that there was no collusion between Russi-US. Watch full video to know more.

Mueller Report: No collusion between Russia-US

Venezuela's auditor general's office announced on Thursday that it has stripped opposition leader Juan Guaido, congressional speaker, of the right to hold public office for 15 years.

Venezuela's auditor general strips Guaido of public office

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov Monday accused the United States of plotting a "coup" against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, in a dispute over Russian military assistance for the crisis-hit country.

Russia accuses US of plotting 'coup' in Venezuela

Moscow said it feared "a new wave of tensions" in the Middle East following the decision by Washington to recognise Israeli sovereignty over the disputed Golan Heights, which are claimed by Russian ally Syria.

Russia warns of 'new wave' of Mideast tensions after US Golan move

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