Russia US and Russia row over media laws Two US funded international media outlets have criticised a media law signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin that will list them as foreign agents. 26/11/2017
Russia Russian deputy suggests McDonald's should be labeled 'foreign agent' President Putin has signed a law allowing foreign media outlets to be classified as “foreign agents” in Russia. A parliamentarian believes US fast-food chains should have the same label. 26/11/2017
Russia Military themed Christmas decorations go on sale in Moscow Shoppers in Russia seem to have mixed feelings about a set of military-themed Christmas decorations that have gone on sale in Moscow. 24/11/2017
Russia Prosecutor hope over Europe's radioactive cloud Greenpeace Russia says a legal case offers the best chance of finding out the source of the ruthenium 106 radioactive leak. 23/11/2017
Russia Russia's Uper House 'approves foreign agent bill' The bill, if passed into law, would force non-Russian media outlets operating on Russian soil to register as 'foreign agents'. 22/11/2017
Russia Assad makes first foreign trip in over two years to thank Putin Secret meeting in Sochi saw Russian presidnet urge al-Assad to pursue political solution more actively. 21/11/2017
Russia Explained: ruthenium 106 and Europe’s radioactive cloud The radioactive isotope was detected across Europe, including Budapest, Bucharest, Stockholm, Prague, Milan and in areas of France. 21/11/2017
Russia Syria's President Assad visits Russia to meet President Vladimir Putin Four-hour meeting reportedly focused on finding a political solution to Syrian conflict. 21/11/2017
Russia Russia confirms radioactive pollution Russia's weather service has confirmed there were "extremely high" concentrations of radio activity in several parts of the country in late September. 21/11/2017
No Comment Heavy snow surprises Magadan in Russia Schools closed, flights cancelled and roads blocked in regional snowstorm. 20/11/2017
Sport WADA upholds suspension risking Russian Olympic boycott WADA is maintaining Russia's suspension from most international sports, all but ruling out participation in the 2018 Winter Olympics, and threatening a Russian boycott of the next Summer games. 16/11/2017
Earth News Inside Pussy Riot Opening of “Art Riot: post soviet actionism” new exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in London 15/11/2017
Russia Russia and Turkey focus on Syria in talks at Sochi Leaders President Putin and Erdogan push for closer ties as they consider a political solution for Syria 13/11/2017
Russia Turkey and Russia agree to focus on political solution in Syria The two leaders met for talks in Sochi 13/11/2017
Russia Putin and Erdogan: analysis As the Russian and Turkish leaders meet in Sochi, Euronews speaks to an expert about the relationship between the two countries. 13/11/2017
Russia Putin and Erdogan meet for the fourth time in eight months The presidents of Turkey and Russia meet again for talks amid speculation relations are on the mend 12/11/2017
Sport High-tech ball launched for 2018 World Cup Honouring the world cup's first-ever black and white design "Telstar 18" has interactive chip putting the ball in your phone. 10/11/2017
Russia What does the October Revolution mean to Russians of today? Euronews talked to a Russian journalist about how the country looks at the events of 100 years ago 09/11/2017
Russia Russian 1917 revolution - internet style! Historians bring the 1917 Russian revolution into the modern day using internet technoligy 07/11/2017
Russia Russian communists celebrate Bolshevik Revolution Thousands of Russian Communist Party members marched across downtown Moscow to mark the centenary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. 07/11/2017
No Comment Moscow parade on centenary of revolution Moscow parade remembers historic Red Square parade. 07/11/2017
Russia Russia avoids ostentatious celebration on 100th anniversary of Bolshevik Revolution Our chronology revisits the events in 1917 that shook the world 07/11/2017
World ‘Russians have exhausted the revolution limit’, author Edvard Radzinsky tells euronews 'Lenin had never even managed an estate and all of a sudden he was in charge of a country', Russian author, historian and playwright Edvard Radzinsky tells euronews. 07/11/2017