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The EU should be ready to impose further sanctions on Russia if this country continues to violate international law, the European Parliament said yesterday in its resolution.more

The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergei Lavrov, declared today that Russia wants a strong and independent European Union. The EU's striving for independence in the sphere of security is a positive phenomenon - he stressed during the Munich Security Conference (MSC).more

The number of Swedish soldiers will increase for the first time since the 1970s - according to the assumptions of the special committee, which was reported by the Swedish daily "Dagens Nyheter". The reason for the increase in defense spending is primarily the threat from Russia.more

The real name of the third Russian agent involved in the Salisbury nerve agent attack has been revealed as Denis Vyacheslavovich Sergeyev by an open-source investigation. more

Vladimir Putin's top engineers have reveals plans for the new plane which may be the first of its kind since the retirement of the legendary aircraft in 2003.more

Russia and China were yesterday put on notice that Britain is prepared to launch military action to protect its interests.more

On Feb. 6, a court in Oryol handed down the first actual - and not suspended - sentence against a Jehovah's Witness, the Danish citizen Dennis Christensen, for the crime of confessing his faith. more

A third Russian agent implicated in the Salisbury nerve agent attack aborted his planned exit from the UK, raising the prospect he remained in the country.more

A non-lethal weapon that induces hallucinations and vomiting among enemy combatants has been fitted to two Russian warships.more

The introduction of a passport for fans in the near future was announced yesterday by the chairman of the committee on physical culture, sport, tourism and youth of the Russian State Duma Michał Diegtiariew. On February 13, he will meet with fans' representatives.more

Russia has threatened the European Union with retaliation against the new sanctions imposed by Brussels on Russian military intelligence officers suspected of carrying out a chemical attack last year in the British city of Salisbury.more

As Poland and Russia are arguing, the third is earning us. We have to get along - said former President Lech Wałęsa of the Kremlin agency Sputnik. The former leader of "Solidarity" also stated that he did not like the pro-American policy of Poland, because "we are closer to Moscow than to New York."more

Russian authorities on Friday launched an investigation into BBC World News and BBC websites operating in the country, a day after the British broadcasting regulator Ofcom accused Russia's state-sponsored TV channel RT of biased coverage. more

A Royal Navy warship which has been sent to Ukraine will send a strong message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the UK's defence secretary says.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced the creation in Poland of a center dealing with the fight against Russian disinformation, as well as the establishment of annual consultations of the army and security services on counteracting the threat from Russia.more

Vladimir Putin's 2019 calendar has emerged as a bestseller in Japan, outselling those of all the country's domestic celebrities.more

The US welcomed the recent steps taken by the EU and its Member States to hold Russia accountable for its aggression against Ukraine, states the US Department of State's communication on its website.more

Britain has no shortage of senior military and intelligence officers warning us of the potential perils facing the nation today.more

Tensions between Moscow and Kiev have escalated after Russia fired on and seized three Ukrainian vessels and their crews in the Kerch strait separating Crimea from the Russian mainland.more

General Mark Carleton-Smith, the head of the British army, has said that Russia was now a "far greater threat" to the UK's national security than the Islamic State (IS) terror group, the media reported on Saturday.more

Britain is pushing for new EU sanctions on senior figures in President Putin's military spy network responsible for the Salisbury poisoning in March.more

British Deputy Interior Minister Ben Wallace refused to meet with a member of the House of Lords in connection with fears that he could be involved in lobbying for Russia - revealed the newspaper The Times, pointing out the pair's links with the Kremlin.more

Britain stands "absolutely resolute" with the United States, Gavin Williamson has said, as US President Donald Trump announced he would pull out of a decades-old nuclear weapons pact with Russia.more

MI6 and allied intelligence services have launched an unprecedented operation against the Kremlin to divide Russia's security apparatus.more

Two Russia internationals are under investigation over an attack on a civil servant in a cafe in Moscow. more