The Moscow Times

An Aeroflot flight reportedly had to dive to keep its distance from the reconnaissance aircraft.

Omicron fears. Covid passes. Vaccination push.

Biden has said he will make it "very, very difficult" for Russia to launch any invasion of Ukraine.

Washington and Kiev say Moscow has massed troops near Ukraine's borders and accuse Russia of planning an invasion.

New figures show October 2021 was the worst month since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Tensions have skyrocketed in recent weeks over accusations of Russian military buildup around Ukraine.

Almost 100 whales were released from the secretive facility after an intense campaign by animal rights and environmentalist groups.

Access to the website was restored after Etsy removed the knockoff page that sold fake products from brands like Gucci.

VK's CEO has also resigned as part of sweeping changes that boost Kremlin control over VKontakte.

Sputnik V's WHO approval has been beset by delays relating to manufacturing infringements and incomplete data.

Russians’ approval of the president’s job performance dropped to 63% in November from 67% in October.

Bilateral ties are "reaching an acute crisis phase," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said.

Moscow and Tokyo's dispute over the Kuril Islands has prevented them from signing a formal peace treaty since the end of World War II.

The Blinken-Lavrov talks are the first high-level meeting between the superpowers since presidents Biden and Putin met in Geneva in June.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy told parliament the return of Crimea after Moscow's annexation should be the country’s main goal.

The three men confessed to being recruited by Ukraine’s military and security services and were allegedly plotting terrorist attacks, the FSB said.

The Moscow Times followed a group of six Syrian men from Minsk to The Netherlands. They told a story of violence, swamps and hunger.

The photo op had been in solidarity with a U.S. congressional proposal not to recognize Vladimir Putin’s presidency past 2024.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that there is "evidence" Russia could be planning an invasion of Ukraine, threatening Moscow with sanctions. 

The exercises take place amid the Southeast Asian states’ tensions with China around its claim of the entire South China Sea.