RUSSOPHOBIA
UK says to expel Russian defence attache as 'undeclared military intelligence officer'
Amid rising tensions, the UK government took decisive action against the Kremlin by expelling a Russian defense attache and imposing restrictions, signaling a firm stance against alleged Russian aggression and interference.
Kremlin: US House passage of Ukraine aid bill will hurt Ukraine, cause more deaths
The House approved a legislative package providing $60.84 billion to Ukraine, including $23 billion to replenish U.S. weapons, stocks and facilities. The package now goes to the U.S. Senate, which passed a similar measure two months ago, for expected approval next week. It then is passed on to President Joe Biden to sign.
Why does Russia celebrate Victory Day on May 9, and what does it mean for Putin?
For Russians, the day marks the 78th anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two. The Soviet Union - then including not only Russia but also Ukraine, Belarus and others - lost 27 million people in what Russians call the "Great Patriotic War", more than any other country.
Russia and NATO member Estonia expel envoys, downgrade relations
Estonia and its Baltic neighbours Latvia and Lithuania have been among a group of NATO allies arguing strongly for Germany to provide its Leopard battle tanks to boost Ukraine in fighting off Russia's invasion.
Russia adds Meta to 'terrorist and extremist' groups list
Russia in late March banned Facebook and Instagram for "carrying out extremist activities" after authorities accused Meta of tolerating "Russophobia" during Russia's military campaign in Ukraine
India top priority in Russian foreign policy: Sergei A Karaganov
Referring to key areas of cooperation between India and Russia, the former presidential adviser pointed out that Russia can provide India with key natural resources. India on its part can be a source of manpower in Russia. "The question of India being a source of manpower is currently not on the table but the idea can definitely be pursued."
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Vladimir Putin to send 'doomsday' warning to West at Russia's WW2 victory parade
Russian President Vladimir Putin will speak on Red Square on Monday before a parade of troops, tanks, rockets and intercontinental ballistic missiles.
Russia's security service urges immediate Meta ban
The court was considering a request by prosecutors to designate Meta -- the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp -- as an "extremist" organisation and ban it. The move is part of sweeping efforts by Moscow to put a tight lid on information available to Russians about the conflict in Ukraine.
Russia will put its enemies such as United States in their place, says Dmitry Medvedev
Dmitry Medvedev, who served as president from 2008 to 2012 and is now deputy secretary of Russia's security council, said the United States had stoked "disgusting" Russophobia in an attempt to force Russia on its knees and then rip it apart.
Meta narrows guidance to restrict calls for death of a head of state
The move came after Reuters reported last week that Meta was temporarily allowing some posts on Facebook and Instagram calling for the death of Russian President Vladimir Putin or Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko.
Britain hints at Putin sanctions, drawing warning from Kremlin
U.S. President Joe Biden said on Tuesday he would consider personal sanctions on Putin if Russia invades Ukraine, as Western leaders stepped up military preparations and made plans to shield Europe from a potential energy supply shock.
G7 warns Russia of 'massive consequences' if Ukraine attacked -draft statement
The Kremlin denies it plans to invade and says the West is gripped by Russophobia. Moscow says the expansion of NATO threatens Russia and has contravened assurances given to it as the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
Denmark looks to seize chance against Russia at Euro 2020
Despite two losses - and the emotional trauma of Christian Eriksen's collapse - Denmark could still finish second in Group B with a victory over the Russians at Parken Stadium.
Russophobia tool in US domestic politics: Russian MP
The objective of the workshop was to facilitate in-depth discussion on a host of topics relating to nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament between representatives from both countries.
India hopes for US, Russia to better ties at Helsinki summit
CAATSA that codifies all Obama-era sanctions and introduces new ones is unlikely to be diluted at the summit but tensions between Washington and Moscow may ease which will benefit India.
Where does India's strategic & defence relationship with Russia stand in a world of two superpowers?
It appears that the recent string of large Indian arms contracts secured by US suppliers is nothing but an extension of India's long-standing policy of diversification.
View: India just missed out on a big leadership opportunity
India's response shows it has not yet the mentality to sit at the high table. Its retains the desire to not lose any opportunity to lose an opportunity.
India abstains on voting on proposal on UK spy case at The Hague
Russia lost the vote by 15 votes to six, while 17 member states abstained. India was among the member states that abstained from the voting.
How India is behind Russian espionage's growth into its transnational form
It is a reminder that Russian espionage may be a global concern now, but India was the reason it grew into its truly transnational form.
US decision to supply arms to Ukraine likely to fuel tensions in region
According to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov the United States has crossed a line when it announced its intention to supply lethal weapons to Ukraine.
Donald Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn quits amid Russia contacts
Retired General Keith Kellogg, who has been the chief of staff at the National Security Council, has been named acting national security adviser.
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