The Russian and Chinese militaries practiced destroying an "enemy" submarine during joint naval drills Wednesday, just days ...

Once courted by the west, Russia’s ex-president — turned — social media provocateur Dmitry Medvedev is back in the spotlight after baiting Donald Trump.

A White House official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Wednesday cautioned that a meeting has not ...

A Kremlin aide says talks between President Putin and President Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, were “constructive” but ...

Tensions between Russia and the United States have escalated following President Putin's move to deploy 4 nuclear bombers to ...

As the political chess game intensifies, the Kremlin warns Trump about the power of words. Could this be the calm before a storm of unintended consequences?

Russia will no longer abide by its self-imposed ban on deploying intermediate-range missiles, the country's foreign ministry announced.

For decades, the balance of terror rested on a simple formula: Mutually Assured Destruction between Washington and Moscow.

The Russian Foreign Ministry noted that actions by the U.S. and its allies create “destabilizing missile potentials” near Russia.