Economic experts say Kremlin expected punitive measures over invasion of Ukraine but not at the current level, with major companies and multinationals joining in

Total number of protesters arrested since war began last month tops 10,000, according to local monitors

Pentagon declassifies intel on alleged Moscow plan to film faked assault with Ukrainian and Turkish arms as border tensions continue to build

Kremlin says leaders will discuss 'whole range of issues of bilateral cooperation,' including 2015 deal; visit is first by an Iranian president to Russia since 2017

Balcony of JCC in Russian capital suffers extensive damage in attack, swastika painted on structure; window smashed at Düsseldorf prayer house

Boris Spiegel, who has donated time, effort, and money to various Jewish community projects, charged with offering a local politician the equivalent of $400,000

Kremlin critic says 'dehumanizing' jail term in Russian penal colony is inspired by George Orwell's '1984'

Opposition figure's wife among those detained; thousands of demonstrators demand release, hold signs that read 'Russia will be free,' chant 'Putin is a thief'

PA ambassador to Russia says he expects 'technical issue' holding up delivery of shots to be resolved soon, and the first delivery to arrive by mid-February

Dismissing unease among international medical community over fast-tracked testing, capital city's mayor says 'post-registration research' will last 6 months, involve 40,000 people