President Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party has secured 355 of the 450 seats in Russia’s State Duma, according to preliminary results released by the Central Election Commission on September 21. The result gives United Russia...

Small Nvidia computers designed for civilian robots and machine-vision systems are now turning up inside Russian weapons used against Ukraine, raising fresh questions about how easily commercially available artificial intelligence hardware can be diverted to...

As the war in Ukraine continues to leave Russian families waiting for answers about missing and dead servicemen, some are turning to an unlikely source: clairvoyants, tarot readers and other occult practitioners. For relatives caught...

Conor Kennedy, the 32-year-old son of US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has been placed on Russia’s international wanted list over his reported service with Ukraine’s International Legion. A Moscow court has reportedly authorized...

Russia has renewed discussions about a freight corridor linking Moscow to Mumbai through a vast multimodal transport network spanning Eurasia, signaling a fresh push to strengthen trade routes that bypass some of the world’s most...

Russian President Vladimir Putin defended Russia’s position in the war against Ukraine during a televised meeting with naval personnel after the cancellation of the country’s annual Navy Day parade in St Petersburg due to security...

A dramatic marriage proposal atop the iconic Empire State Building has landed a Russian couple in legal trouble after they allegedly climbed the skyscraper’s spire without safety equipment, unfurled a peace banner, and got engaged...

The BrahMos missile has long been regarded as one of the world’s fastest and most formidable cruise missiles. Now, a series of indigenous upgrades is making the India-Russia joint venture weapon even more capable. From...

Artificial intelligence is giving grieving families new ways to remember loved ones, but it is also raising difficult ethical questions. In Russia, a growing number of families of soldiers killed or missing in the Ukraine...

As Ukrainian drone strikes push deeper into Russian territory, Russia is considering an unusual new defense strategy: allowing trained bank employees to shoot down drones themselves. The proposal, now moving through Russia’s legislative system, highlights...