Russia has booted out a British diplomat after alleging he was acting as a spy, the country’s foreign ministry has said

President Donald Trump dismisses the idea of capturing Vladimir Putin, saying he's "disappointed" the Russia-Ukraine war remains without a resolution.

UK Defence Secretary John Healey has made headlines by saying that if given the chance to kidnap a world leader, he would detain Russian President Vladimir Putin and hold him accountable for war crimes committed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Britain will help lead a clampdown on the 'shadow fleet' used by Vladimir Putin to evade sanctions, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper announced, after the joint US-UK raid on Russian vessel Marinera

Emmanuel Macron and Giorgia Meloni say it’s time to engage directly with Russia about ending the war in Ukraine, but who should lead negotiations?

As the so-called “rules-based international order” fades, the old narrative of “might makes right” has taken hold of Russian state news broadcasts. Do the US raid in Venezuela and the Russian Oreshnik strike in Ukraine signal a return to raw power politics?

This isn’t the first time Russia chose to sit on the sidelines as one of its principal foreign partners got into trouble.

Zakharova, a longtime fixture of Russia's foreign policy messaging, is widely known for using undiplomatic and provocative language. Her public comments frequently feature personal insults, sarcasm, and aggressive rhetoric aimed at foreign officials and governments.