Tourism hotspot, gas giant, cash drain? What’s Crimea to Russia?
MOSCOW (Reuters) - It will replace Egypt as a tourist hotspot, its offshore oil and gas reserves will cement Russia's position as the world's top energy producer, and its spas...
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Tourism hotspot, gas giant, cash drain? What’s Crimea to Russia?
MOSCOW (Reuters) - It will replace Egypt as a tourist hotspot, its offshore oil and gas reserves will cement Russia's position as the world's top energy producer, and its spas...
Media squeeze tightens as Russia harks back to WW2
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ilya Azar does not know whether he has been fired yet from one of Russia's most popular independent online news organizations, but he is pretty sure he...
Media squeeze tightens as Russia harks back to WW2
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ilya Azar does not know whether he has been fired yet from one of Russia's most popular independent online news organizations, but he is pretty sure he...
Russia says won’t deal with ‘mutineers’ who took power in Ukraine
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Monday it would not deal with those it said stole power in "an armed mutiny" in Ukraine, sending the strongest signal yet that Moscow...
Who will pay the price when Sochi Games end?
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Even before Sunday's closing ceremony, contractors and investors in Russia's Winter Olympics are scrambling to make sure their books balance before President Vladimir Putin launches a face-saving...
Who will pay the price when Sochi Games end?
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Even before Sunday's closing ceremony, contractors and investors in Russia's Winter Olympics are scrambling to make sure their books balance before President Vladimir Putin launches a face-saving...
Who will pay the price when Sochi Games end?
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Even before Sunday's closing ceremony, contractors and investors in Russia's Winter Olympics are scrambling to make sure their books balance before President Vladimir Putin launches a face-saving...
Russia’s only independent pollster resists ‘foreign agent’ tag
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's only independent pollster could be forced to register as a foreign agent under a law which President Vladimir Putin's critics say is designed to tighten controls...