Russia Russians rally in tribute to victims of St. Petersburg metro bombing Thursday was the third and last day of national mourning for the victims of Monday's attack. 06/04/2017
USA Embattled House Intel chairman, close to Trump, steps aside from Russia probe Devin Nunes, the head of a congressional probe into alleged Russian meddling in the US presidential election, said he would temporarily step aside to face an ethics inquiry. 06/04/2017
Ukraine Ukrainians granted visa-free travel in the EU The European Parliament on Thursday voted to ease travel restrictions for Ukrainians visiting member states. 06/04/2017
Russia European Parliament calls on Russia to free Kremlin critic Navalny The European Parliament has demanded Russia free Alexei Navalny. 06/04/2017
Syria Amid calls for inquiry, Syria again denies chemical attack Images from the Syrian town of Khan Sheikhoun on Thursday showed men collecting evidence from the site of the chemical attack that killed at least 70 people including… 06/04/2017
Russia St Petersburg metro attack: 'Bomb' found in police raid Authorities in St Petersburg say they have detained several suspects and made an explosive device safe inside an apartment block in the city. 06/04/2017
Germany Germany army launches new cyber command 2017 is election year in Germany, and hacker attacks like those alleged to have taken place during the US elections in 2016, are feared. 06/04/2017
Syria US Secretary of State Tillerson blames Syria regime for gas deaths Some of the 72 victims of the suspected gas attack in northern Syrian were buried on Wednesday as their families grieved. 06/04/2017
World News Chechen gay men 'go missing' in alleged anti-gay campaign Dozens of homosexual men are disappearing in Chechnya, that is according to a leading opposition newspaper in Russia. 06/04/2017
USA Russia under fire after Syrian gas attack As Western powers condemn the deadly chemical attack in Syria, Russia stands by its ally and the US threatens to take unilateral action. 05/04/2017
World News Eiffel Tower switched off as mark of respect to St Petersburg victims Perhaps Paris’ most well-known landmark, the Eiffel Tower will turn off its lights at midnight on Tuesday, as a mark of respect to the victims of Monday’s explosion on the St Petersburg metro… 04/04/2017
Russia Russia confirms identity of St Petersburg suicide bomber The suspected suicide bomber who killed 14 people and injured 50 in the St Petersburg underground has been identified by Russian authorities as 22-year old Akbarzhon Jalilov, a Russian of Kyrgyz… 04/04/2017
Russia Russia pays tribute to St Petersburg metro bomb attack victims People have been paying tribute to the victims of the St Petersburg metro bombing. 04/04/2017
Business Series Gazprom joins queue of companies threatening to leave London Russian energy giant Gazprom set up shop in London in 1999 and has traded there ever since, but it may quit The City if Britain undergoes a "hard" Brexit that might amputate Gazprom's biggest market. 04/04/2017
Russia European newspapers lead with "Terror attack in St. Petersburg" The explosion in St Petersburg dominates Europe’s main newspapers with several of them using words such as ‘terror’ or ‘massacre’ on the metro. 04/04/2017
Russia Suspect in St Petersburg blast reportedly Kyrgyz-born Russian citizen As the hunt goes on for whoever was responsible for the deadly metro blast in St. 04/04/2017
Russia Putin pays respects to victims of St Petersburg metro blast Eleven people die in blast on St. 04/04/2017
Russia Eyewitnesses describe horror following St.Petersburg blast Video of aftermath of blast is published on social media showing people trying to help others out of damaged train carriage 03/04/2017
Lithuania Lithuania warns Russia could attack 'with 24 hours notice' Lithuania's intelligence service has raised the alarm in a report but its concerns have been dismissed by the Kremlin as 'Russophobia' 03/04/2017