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The tech giant said it had discovered a deceptive campaign on Instagram aimed at suppressing turnout at rallies.

Austria's former foreign minister has been nominated to the Rosneft board as an independent director.

Navalny said he was not aware of what was happening in the world and has not yet managed to get any books from the jail library.

In a rare press statement, Calvey said he would like to "draw a line under" his trial and move on once it's over.

RFE/RL has accused Russia of trying to squeeze it out of the country with “disastrous” foreign agent labeling requirements and fines.

Deaths approach 90,000. Mass vaccination.

The designation requires the organization to report its activities and face crippling financial audits.

Russia has meanwhile denied that it plans to open up for vaccine tourism.

BBC Russian previously found that nearly one in three Chechen officials were Kadyrov’s relatives.

The system will be able to recognize passengers even if they're wearing face masks.

Leonid Volkov said the latest EU sanctions are a "good step forward" but "not enough."

Russia promised a “reciprocal but not necessarily symmetrical” response to President Biden’s first major action against Moscow.

European Council chief Charles Michel is on a two-day visit to Ukraine.

The reported theft from Baikonur comes months after radio equipment was stolen from Russia’s “Doomsday plane.”

The U.S. said it is publicly assessing "with high confidence" that FSB officers poisoned Navalny using the Soviet-designed nerve agent Novichok.

“They had to use methods that are a far cry from environmental protection to warm the windmills up,” the longtime green energy critic said.

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Armenia has faced days of political crisis after its prime minister made controversial remarks on a Russian missile system.

An unnamed official said Yerevan launched a Russian Iskander missile “directly into the capital” of Azerbaijan days before its ceasefire with Baku.

Shipment arrived Monday afternoon and the country's prime minister said he would sidestep EU approval rules to start using the vaccines.