Articles with tag "United States"

power clash

U.S.-Russia Talks on Venezuela Stall Over Role of Maduro

Russia has said Maduro remains the country's only legitimate leader whereas the U.S. backs Juan Guaido.
Missile misunderstanding

Russia Says it Won’t Destroy Missiles U.S. Claims Break INF Treaty

“We will not knock on a closed door,” the Foreign Ministry said of its proposals to keep the treaty active.
Collusion

On Trump's Ties to Russia, Americans Have Made Up Their Minds

A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 53 percent of Americans believe the Trump campaign “worked with Russia to influence the 2016 election.”
Defense dispute

Turkey and U.S. Head for Showdown Over Russian Missile Contracts

Turkey is running out of time to avert a showdown with the United States over its plans to buy advanced Russian air defenses.
Competing influencers

U.S. Says It's Working With EU to Thwart Russia on Balkans

Most EU states and the U.S. have recognized Kosovo, while Russia and China have sided with Serbia in its refusal to do so.
Diplomatic fallout

Trump Extends U.S. Sanctions Against Russia Over Crimea

Due to expire on March 6, the travel bans and asset freezes have been extended into the spring of 2020.
Meddling

House Panels Seek Details On Trump Communications With Russia's Putin

The requests are part of an investigation into whether the U.S. president abused power or obstructed justice.
opinion
Leonid Bershidsky

U.S. Cyberattacks May Be Doing Putin a Favor

If America is changing its tactics by going on the cyber offensive, Russia can be expected to take countermeasures that would hurt its own citizens.
finances investigation

Kremlin Dismisses Talk of Possible U.S. Move to Probe Putin's Wealth

The Kremlin called the draft sanctions an example of anti-Russian sentiment.
Public opinion

Americans’ Views of Russia Hit Record Lows – Gallup

Russia’s unfavorability ratings among Americans reached a new high of 73 percent.
Vietnam talks

U.S. Had Asked Russia for Advice Before Trump-Kim Summit, Lavrov Says

Lavrov added that there was no quick solution to the Korean Peninsula issue.
tough guy

I'm Ready for Another Cuban Missile Crisis If You Want One, Putin Tells U.S.

Over five decades on, tensions are rising again over Russian fears that the U.S. might deploy missiles in Europe.
Spy arrest

Russia Looks to Extend Detention of Ex U.S. Marine Held for Spying

Paul Whelan, who holds U.S., British, Canadian and Irish passports, was detained in a Moscow hotel room on Dec. 28.
Under Control

Russia's Economy Can Weather New U.S. Sanctions, Kremlin Says

U.S. senators had introduced a bill seeking to punish Russia for meddling in U.S. elections and for its aggression in Ukraine.
Troops Exit

Putin Challenges Erdogan Over Syria as U.S. Exit Bolsters Russia

Russia is pressuring Turkey to agree to an offensive on Idlib.
Latin America

Russia Warns U.S. Against Meddling in Venezuela Crisis

Russia has sided with President Nicolas Maduro in his stand-off with opposition leader Juan Guaido.
Defense

Russia Welcomes Trump Offer of New Nuclear Pact, Awaits Details

Russia cautions that it’s received no specific proposals yet.
Migration

U.S. Shuts Down Only Immigration Office in Russia, Citing Falling Demand

USCIS said that its field office in Athens, Greece, would assume jurisdiction over immigration matters in Russia.
Nuclear Weapons

Russia Would Be Open to U.S. Proposals for New Nuclear Pact, Minister Says

Russia had suspended the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty.
United States

Russia Will Exit INF Nuclear Pact in 6 Months

Moscow denies it is violating the pact.
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