MOSCOW, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin will discuss cybersecurity with top officials on Wednesday, the Kremlin said, describing it as an increasingly pressing issue but denying the meeting was prompted by a spate of Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian data centres.

Melania Trump’s top adviser is touting her “direct line” to Russian leadership in her efforts to reunite children with their families during Russia’s war against Ukraine. Marc Beckman hailed the first lady’s work in an interview Wednesday on Scott Jennings’ podcast,

Trump just brokered a diesel deal with Putin that he says will ease pain at the pump, but Republican lawmakers are already calling it catastrophic and moving to kill it before a single drop arrives on American shores.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) on Wednesday expressed his support for President Trump’s recent push for an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, but he also slammed Russian President Vladimir

Putin is using the Commonwealth of Independent States to preserve Russia’s cultural and historical influence as former Soviet republics increasingly assert their national identities.

Donald Trump announced he was easing sanctions on Russia after a phone call with Vladimir Putin—even as the Russian leader refused to resume peace talks aimed at ending his war in Ukraine. The stunning concession came Friday,

Seven senators from both parties say the move conflicts with a 2022 law banning Russian energy imports and urge the administration to reverse its decision.

Former Russian President Dmitri Medvedev responded to the detention of Mikhail Zvinchuk from the channel Rybar, linked to the Kremlin.