Russian President Vladimir Putin has received an invitation from the United States via diplomatic channels to participate in US President Donald Trump's so-called Board of Peace for the Gaza Strip, the Kremlin said on Monday.

A Kremlin official says that Moscow agrees with U.S. President Donald Trump that Ukraine is holding up a peace deal.

Russia and China criticised Trump's Greenland takeover bid, with Moscow declaring it would cement his legacy whilst Beijing accused Washington of exploiting security fears.

You might think a cascade of allies being destabilized or imploding would prompt a more robust response in Moscow. But the less-than-thundering public statements from Russian officials – not to mention crickets from Vladimir Putin – about events in Venezuela and Iran has raised eyebrows.

Russia is monitoring the situation around Greenland, says Kremlin spokesman, adding that Moscow sees ‘very controversial’ situation surrounding island - Anadolu Ajansı

Russia's central bank is monitoring the situation with rising prices in the country and taking measures to maintain stability, the Kremlin said on Tuesday when asked about the inflationary impact of a rise in valued-added tax.

Russia has not yet received any invitation for a proposed G7 meeting in Paris, the Kremlin said Tuesday, after the French president's entourage confirmed he had offered to host such a summit and invite Moscow officials. Asked by AFP whether Russia had received such invitation, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov replied: "No, it has not."

President Donald Trump has invited accused war criminal Vladimir Putin to join his “Board of Peace” initiative. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters Monday that Moscow is “studying all details” of Trump’s overture to the Russian leader,

Surveillance is a subject that dominates Russian society and Russian espionage, and it also dictates how Russian intelligence officers (RIOs) conduct counter-surveillance and surveillance detection. The Russian intelligence services (RIS) still lean heavily on surveillance as both a protective and offensive tool.

The European Union’s top official says President Donald Trump’s threats of new tariffs over Greenland are “a mistake especially between long-standing allies,” and she's calling into question Trump’s t