Vladimir Putin
Vladimir PutinPutin says US-Russia summit 'constructive'
A first summit between US president Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart was "constructive", Vladimir Putin said Wednesday after the talks in Geneva ended
Putin sees 'a lot of issues' as summit with Biden begins
With deep disagreements likely and expectations of solving them low, US president Joe Biden and Russian president Vladimir Putin sat down in a lakeside Geneva villa on Wednesday for their first ...
Relations with US at lowest point in years: Putin
Russian president Vladimir Putin said US-Russia relations are at their lowest point in years
Russian court brands Navalny political organisations ‘extremist’
The ruling could spell the end for Navalny’s anti-corruption organisation, which had shone a light on graft at the highest levels, and his network of political offices that had bolstered his reach to ...
Putin-Biden summit: mutual grievances on the agenda
Russian leader Vladimir Putin and US president Joe Biden are to meet in Geneva on 16 June amid the biggest crisis in ties between their two countries in recent history
Putin ready to discuss rights in Russia, US with Biden: Moscow
Russian president Vladimir Putin is ready to discuss a range of rights issues with his US counterpart Joe Biden when they meet next month, including the "persecution" of those behind the US Capitol ...
Diplomacy
Biden, Putin to meet on 16 June amid disagreements
US president Joe Biden and Russian president Vladimir Putin will meet in Geneva on 16 June, the White House and the Kremlin said on Tuesday
Jailed Kremlin critic Navalny says facing 3 new criminal probes
Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said Tuesday that he had been told by investigators that three new criminal probes have been launched against him
Russia moves to force tech giants to set up local offices
Russian lawmakers on Friday submitted a bill that would force foreign technology companies to set up local offices or face punitive measures up to an outright ban
Russia seeks to outlaw Navalny movement
A Russian court is set to hear an “extremism” case against the political network of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Monday as Moscow seeks to outlaw the opposition to President Vladimir Putin
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