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Meet the disabled man behind Russia's most-read political blog
"When people found out I was behind Stalingagulag there were millions of comments. How can you use profanities? Like, if you’re in a wheelchair, you can't do anything, you just have to pray, ask for someone's help and look at the world from the window of your apartment."
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Russia's Gazprombank freezes accounts of Venezuela's state oil company
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Russian TV channel sends "joke" gifts referencing Skripal poisoning
Russian TV channel sends "joke" gifts referencing Skripal poisoning
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Russian President Vladimir Putin gets back to nature in the Siberian hills on his summer holiday
Russian ministry continues using Telegram despite ban
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Telegram channel continues to be active despite a court ruling that blocked country-wide access to the messenger service back in April.
Russian journalist 'death' was to foil murder plot
A journalist from Russia who was reported to have been shot dead in Ukraine faked his own death to foil an assassination plot.
Boris Johnson ‘not an idiot’, says Russian prankster
Euronews spoke to one of the Russian pranksters who orchestrated a hoax phone call with UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.
Russians protest Moscow's Telegram ban with paper planes
Russians are launching paper planes in protest against Moscow’s crackdown on messenger app Telegram.
Yulia Skripal rejects Russian help to recover from poison attack
The daughter of the ex-Russian spy suffering from a nerve agent attack wants to be left alone
Market analysts assess impact of Russia sanctions
New round of sanctions by the US targets top businessmen close to the Kremlin
Russia accuses UK, allies of "playing children's games" over ex-spy poisoning
Russia's Foreign Minister said the nerve agent attack could benefit both the British special services and the UK government.
Russia 'ready to help' in UK spy case
However Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says he has no information on what he called a 'tragic situation'
Nemtsov march draws thousands to Moscow
According to White Counter, an NGO that counts participants at rallies, around 7,600 people took part in the Moscow march for Boris Nemtsov, for which organisers had been granted permission by the city authorities.
Trump administration admits 'oligarchs list' derives from Forbes’ rich
Almost all 96 oligarchs listed, clocking a net worth of at least $1 billion, can be found in Forbes' ranking of the '200 richest businessmen in Russia 2017'.
Trump says he's willing to testify in Robert Mueller's Russia probe
"I could be interviewed under oath within weeks"
Russia targets EU in information war
The Iron Curtain has been lifted but the Cold War carries on, with social media and internet platforms now weaponized in its service.
Tusk says Polish government following "the Kremlin's plan"
Tusk tweets in Polish on personal account that PiS policies mean Europe cannot "sleep peacefully".
New claims about Sessions and contact with Russia
There are more damaging headlines concerning the US Attorney General, just days after being criticised by President Trump