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Dmitry Gudkov, center, is surrounded by people after being released in case of an expiration of 48 hours of detention in Moscow on June 3.

Russian police release opposition figure held for 2 days

Associated Press
June 3, 2021
Outside a JBS plant

JBS meat processing reopens plants after cyberattack

DE-ANN DURBIN and FRANK BAJAK
June 2, 2021
FILE - In this Thursday, March 16, 2017 file photo, the logo of German Lufthansa airline is attached at a gate during the company's annual press conference in Munich, Germany. German officials say Germany has denied Russian airlines permission to use its airspace after Moscow failed to approve a Lufthansa flight to Russia. In a statement, Germany’s Transport Ministry said the decision was based on the practice of reciprocal approval of flights, and affected connections operated by Aeroflot and budget carrier S7. The tit-for-tat decision on Wednesday, June 2, 2021 comes amid mounting tension between Russia and the European Union over Moscow’s support for Belarus. (AP Photo/Matthias Schrader, file)

Lufthansa to resume flights to Russia

Associated Press
June 2, 2021
man in a meeting

US: Russian jets in Libya present worries for region

LOLITA C. BALDOR, Associated Press
May 30, 2020
Passengers look at their smartphones on a bus in Moscow, Russia In this photo taken on May 16. Russia's communications regulator says Tinder is now required to provide user data to Russian intelligence agencies.

Russia demands Tinder give user data to secret services

NATALIYA VASILYEVA, Associated Press
June 3, 2019
Smoke rises behind a bird flying in the foreground.

Explosion at Russian TNT plant injures 79

June 1, 2019
Raed Alsaleh, chairman of the Syrian Civil Defense volunteer rescue group, gestures

Turkey, Russia face conflicts over Syria’s push into Idlib

ZEYNEP BILGINSOY, Associated Press
June 1, 2019
Fans

Ahead of World Cup, offensive chants become more common in Russia

JAMES ELLINGWORTH, Associated Press
May 30, 2018
Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko, center, speaks to the media at the Ukrainian Security Service on Wednesday. Babchenko turned up at a news conference in the Ukrainian capital Wednesday less than 24 hours after police reported he had been shot and killed at his Kiev apartment building. The country's security services said Babchenko's death was faked to foil a plot to take his life.

Dead or alive? ‘Slain’ Russian journalist turns up alive at news conference

DMYTRO VLASOV and NATALIYA VASILYEVA, Associated Press
May 30, 2018
Vladimir Putin

Risk of ‘permanent war’ in cyberspace, as Russia is blamed

Corey Keenan
June 1, 2017
Nigel Farage

Video: Brexit, Trump cheerleader Farage ‘doubtful’ he is FBI Russia person of interest

Jon Allsop
June 1, 2017
trump etc.

As Russia investigation casts shadow, Trump looks to shake up his comms team

Jon Allsop
May 30, 2017
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