Complete coverage of the U.S.-Russia summit, being held July 6-8 in Moscow.

A Swiss trading company that tried to seize art and warplanes to recover debts from Russia has won a French court order to freeze accounts at a unit of state-controlled VTB.

A Deloitte survey indicates that firms are worried about not getting enough coverage.

Coining a new word can carry a heavy price these days. A Vladimir television journalist faces a hefty fine or even prison time after referring to a local meeting of supporters of President Vladimir Putin as a ""puting"" and the supporters as ""Putinists.""

The Foreign Ministry summoned the British ambassador on Monday as the government stepped up pressure on the British Council after London defied orders to close two offices.

Estonian news providers, meanwhile, report new cyberattacks before the opening of the trial.

A Russian citizen was robbed of his watch and jewelry worth 600,000 euros ($882,000) in Italy over the weekend, RIA-Novosti reported Monday.

Two senior United Russia officials have been dismissed over possible financial fraud linked to the presidential campaign of First Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, a United Russia source said Monday.

Police and security forces fired grenades and bullets during a siege of an apartment in Dagestan, killing three suspected militants, a law enforcement official said Monday.

Popular radio host Gennady Bachinsky died when his car collided head-on with a minivan in the Tver region, traffic police said Monday.