MOSCOW (AP) — The Kremlin accused the U.S. government on Friday of pushing for Russia's exclusion from the Olympics. A day after Russian President Vladimir Putin said the IOC was coming under.. WorldNews Also reported by •Seattle Times
If President Trump or anyone even remotely close to his presidency, including his best friend from 2nd grade that he hadn't seen in 40 years, sought to meet with key Russian nuclear officials, in.. Zero Hedge
On Thursday, President Vladimir Putin launched one of his biggest critiques on U.S. foreign policy, listing what he called some of the biggest betrayals in U.S.-Russia relations. He declined to say if.. Source: Wochit Headline News -
She has her own TV show and is a child of the privileged Russian elite, her father a mentor of Vladimir Putin during their time in St Petersburg. Now Ksenia Sobchak wants to replace Putin in the.. Source: Euronews English -
On Thursday Russian President Vladimit Putin warned that North Korea must not be "backed into a corner" and encouraged opening a dialogue to end the rogue nation's nuclear standoff with the United.. Source: Wochit News -
Muscovites react, as the 35-year-old former host of a reality television show, Ksenia Sobchak, declares her bid to run in a March presidential vote widely expected to extend Vladimir Putin's rule to.. Source: Agence France-Presse (AFP) -
Blatter was suspended - and banned for six years - by the association's ethics committee amid allegations of corruption in 2015, ending a 17-year spell as the head of football's governing body. MailOnline
MOSCOW (AP) President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov says Russia ''would be glad'' to see banned former soccer leaders Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini in Russia next year at the World Cup. FOX Sports
GENEVA: FIFA's disgraced ex-president Sepp Blatter has told AFP he will go to next year's World Cup in Russia at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin, despite being banned from football. "I will.. WorldNews
Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter says he will accept an invitation to the World Cup from Russia leader Vladimir Putin. BBC Sport Also reported by •BBC News
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