I have a confession to make. Driving never really interested me. After living in Moscow for more than 17 years, I found it easy to navigate the city with public transportation and ...

The Russian government joined a queue of pranksters taking advantage of April Fool's Day to have some fun Monday, but several people found reality so surprising that they wondered whether there was ...

As Russia considers annexing Crimea after a weekend referendum, some foreign business leaders in Moscow are not only worried about the possible repercussions for their companies but also about something closer to ...

American and European investors are caught in a major crisis amid a standoff between the Kremlin and Western governments over Ukraine, with local revenues sliding and business confidence suffering a body blow ...

President Vladimir Putin can expect to receive a case of Scottish beer bearing his name and image soon — but it's doubtful that he'll want to chug down a bottle.

A suicide bombing at a Volvograd train station packed with New Year's travelers on Sunday has killed at least 18 people raising new security fears only six weeks before the ...

As Mikhail Khodorkovsky looks to integrate into the modern world, here's a look at several major things that have changed.

U.S. President Barack Obama has decided to skip the Sochi Winter Olympics and instead send two prominent gay Americans, drawing praise from gay rights groups.

The loss to Dubai is likely to reverberate throughout Russian officialdom, which had viewed the bid as a state priority, and is a personal blow to Putin, who had pleaded Russia's case ...

The reporter's photograph and encounter with angry police officers on Red Square is drawing new attention to Russia's attitude toward gays and bring unexpected fame to the writer.