Putin could be in danger of losing his grip on Russia, spymaster says — as Moscow tests NATO countries

The spy boss of Estonia, a country that borders Russia and was once occupied by the Soviet Union, warned that strongman Vladimir Putin's grip on power could be in danger as the Kremlin ramps up aggression against NATO countries.

Talks between Ukraine and Russia have stalled since the US’s invasion of Iran

Russia’s Strategic Missile Forces conducted a training launch of a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from the Plesetsk cosmodrome on Friday, Aug. 28. The warheads successfully hit their designated targets on the Kamchatka Peninsula. While the specific missile was unnamed, Russia’s solid-fuel arsenal

John Ratcliffe urged Moscow counterpart to make deal with Ukraine as battlefield and economic pressures mount

There are six possible scenarios the Russian tyrant could be weighing up against the West. But which ones should we fear the most?

Elena Morgunova, the wife of Russian performance artist Pavel Krisevich, was detained and sentenced to 10 days of administrative arrest for disobeying police orders, the projects “Zona Svobody” and “Slovo Zashchite” said, citing those close to her.

Western official said the threats were part of the Russian playbook and expressed scepticism that Vladimir Putin is preparing for a conventional attack on a Nato country

The Kuril Islands dispute is not just a territorial dispute between Russia and Japan but reflects the larger complexity of geopolitical dynamics in the Indo-Pacific Region.

'There is no problem,' Trump says, dismissing Russia-NATO threat after CIA chief’s Moscow visit  The Kyiv Independent

Russia has said it could retaliate against Britain by striking military targets inside and outside of Ukraine