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In Photos: Vladimir Putin's Meetings With U.S. Presidents Over the Decades
While these meetings were generally warm during the Clinton and Bush years, they gradually grew more tense as relations spiraled downward.
On This Day 25 Years Ago: Russia's Kursk Submarine Disaster
The tragedy would become one of the biggest stains on President Vladimir Putin’s early rule.
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In Photos: Deadly Russian Strikes on Kyiv Kill 31
Photos from the aftermath show destroyed residential buildings and rescuers working to find survivors amid the rubble.
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In Photos: The Aftermath of the Historic Earthquake in Russia's Far East
Russia's Far East regions have been rattled by the magnitude 8.8 earthquake, one of the strongest ever recorded.
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In Photos: Promoting a ‘Multipolar’ World at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum
Once dubbed the “Russian Davos,” the forum now reflects Moscow’s post-2022 pivot towards Asia and Africa, amid its isolation from the West.
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In Photos: Russia's Muslims Mark Eid al-Adha
Millions of believers across the country joined in celebrations of one of the two main festivals in Islam.
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On This Day in 1995, a Devastating Earthquake Struck Sakhalin
The 7.1-magnitude earthquake wiped out the oil-producing town of Neftegorsk.
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In Photos: Wildfires Tear Across Russia's Far East
States of emergency have been declared in the republic of Buryatia and the Zabaikalsky region as wildfires blaze across the regions.
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In Photos: Russia Marks 80 Years Since Soviet WWII Victory With Grandiose Military Parade
Joined by over two dozen foreign leaders, President Vladimir Putin oversaw the parade of over 11,000 Russian soldiers and members of the security services...
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In Photos: Schools Across Russia and Occupied Ukraine Hold Anti-Terrorism Drills
Photos circulated online showed adults armed with mock assault rifles and pistols, sometimes pointing the weapons at teachers and students.
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In Photos: Kyiv Reels From Deadly Russian Missile Attack
At least eight people were killed and dozens injured in the deadliest attack on the Ukrainian capital in months.
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In Photos: The Works of Sculptor Zurab Tsereteli
Tsereteli, the former chief artist of the Soviet Foreign Ministry, who died on Monday night, left an indelible impression on the landscape of Moscow.
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In Photos: Muslims Celebrate Eid al-Fitr in Russia
Thousands of Muslims across the country marked the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
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In Photos: The Kursk Region Town of Sudzha Following Ukraine's Withdrawal
Sudzha was recaptured by Russian forces this month after months of Ukrainian occupation.
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Russia’s Tatarstan, Central Asian Diaspora Celebrate Nowruz
Persian and Turkic communities worldwide joined in celebrating Nowruz, the Persian New Year.
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In Photos: Russians Mark 11 Years Since Annexation of Crimea
The annexation has become a key part of the Kremlin's patriotic propaganda efforts.
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In Photos: Russians Burn Fortress Effigy to Mark Maslenitsa Holiday
At the Nikola-Lenivets art park, festival-goers celebrated the end of winter by watching a massive wooden fortress burn while wearing traditional costumes...
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In Photos: Russians, Foreign Ambassadors Pay Tribute to Nemtsov 10 Years After His Assassination
Memorials to the slain opposition leader appeared across the country in addition to the site near the Kremlin where Nemtsov was killed.
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In Photos: Remembering Boris Nemtsov's Life, 10 Years After His Murder
The opposition politician was shot and killed steps away from the Kremlin 10 years ago today.
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In Photos: Russians Stage Muted Protests on War's Third Anniversary
Despite public anti-war statements being forbidden by Russian law, small expressions of dissent could be seen across the country.
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