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Articles with tag "UK"
deep concern
UK Summons Russian Ambassador Over 'Malign Activity'
The move comes just hours after fresh sanctions and the expulsion of Russian diplomats were announced by the U.S.
atomic tensions
Kremlin Denounces UK Plan to Increase Nuclear Arsenal
The Kremlin said Britain's reversal of its previous commitment to reduce its stockpile "harms international stability."
opinion
Mark Galeotti
Lebedev’s Peerage Highlights London’s Need to Address Russian Influence
Johnson seems eager to show his contempt for British intelligence by granting a peerage to his longtime friend and political asset.
opinion
Lincoln Pigman
UK Russia Report Lays Ground for Cross Party Consensus
The report holds value not as a piece of opposition research but as a frank examination of the U.K.’s Russia policy since the turn of the century.
'Absolutely Confident'
UK 'Confident' Moscow Helped Hackers Target Virus Vaccine
Dominic Raab said the conclusions were based on assessments by Britain's National Cyber Security Centre.
Vaccine Hack
Russian Envoy Denies Moscow Helped Hackers Target Virus Vaccine
The Russian envoy also rejected a separate claim by London that "Russian actors" sought to disrupt last year's UK general election.
well wishes
Putin Says 'Optimism and Sense of Humor' Will Help Johnson Recover
Johnson was moved to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms "worsened."
rebuffed account
Russian Report on Boris Johnson’s Coronavirus Ventilation ‘Disinformation,’ Britain Says
Downing Street was quick to deny the Russian report and said the prime minister's hospitalization was a "precaution."
opinion
Oksana Antonenko
Why Brexit Won’t Affect EU-Russia Relations
Many things will change radically, but despite some predictions, relations with Russia look set to remain the same.
Bilateral Blues
No Normalization in Relations Yet, UK PM Johnson Tells Russia's Putin
There would be no normalization of the two countries' relations until Moscow ends its "destabilizing activity," Johnson said.
View from downing street
7 Things British PM Boris Johnson Has Said About Russia
The self-described "committed Russophile" has won a landslide victory in Britain's parliamentary elections.
11th-hour endorsement
Russian Nationalist Party Leader Endorses Johnson in U.K. Election
Opponents have accused Boris Johnson of delaying publishing a report on alleged Russian meddling in Britain for political reasons.
Meddling fears
Leak of Classified Papers Ahead of U.K. Election Tied to Russian Operation
The leak fuels fears that Moscow is seeking to interfere in Britain's upcoming election.
isn't it ironic
Kremlin Laughs Off Allegations of Possible U.K. Election Meddling
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said it's "convenient ... to use this fetish to frighten people."
deterring threats
Russia ‘Outguns’ Britain and NATO in Eastern Europe – Report
Britain needs to upgrade its artillery in eastern Europe as an “urgent and critical priority,” the think tank reportedly said.
Controversial contents
Secret U.K. Report Names Conservatives’ Russian Oligarch Donors – Sunday Times
Nine Russian businesspeople have allegedly donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to the Tories.
Red Scare
Russia Could Trigger World War III, U.K. Defense Chief Says
Threats from Russia are escalating, the U.K.’s Chief of the Defense Staff Nick Carter said.
Meddling
U.K. Delays Publishing Report on Russia Poll Meddling, Calls It 'Standard Procedure'
There is no legitimate reason for delaying the publication of the report, the chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee earlier said.
upcoming responce
Russia to Amend Law to Fine U.K. Media After London Fines RT
Earlier, Britain fined the RT television channel over its coverage of the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal.
opinion
Mark Galeotti
The Geopolitics of Theresa May’s Dutiful Handshake
May was right to take the G20 meeting with Putin at Osaka, even if she hated doing so.
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