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President Donald Trump is ready to sign a punishing Russia sanctions bill that GOP hawks have pushed for months. But only if it changes to give him …

From “Pfizergate” and the crumbling centrist coalition to splits on the right, there was plenty to be curious about in the European Parliament.

Moscow struggles with drone attacks as turmoil grips civilian aviation sector.

Vladimir Putin’s troops are using smaller units to attack the front lines and Ukraine is being forced to respond.

Moscow will not retreat from its war goals, a Kremlin aide said after the presidential discussion.

The 2 Eastern European nations are being considered together as prospective members — for now.

Maj. Gen. Mikhail Gudkov was reportedly killed by a Ukrainian airstrike on a Russian command post.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe has presented a darker view on social media.

French and Russian leaders agree the crisis around Iran’s nuclear program must be solved by diplomatic means alone.

Russian investigators have admitted two people died while being arrested in a decades-old criminal case; local media say other detainees were severely beaten.

Zelenskyy renews calls for Washington to sell Patriot missile systems to Kyiv after Kremlin strikes Ukraine with 537 missiles and drones.

Amid its summer offensive in Ukraine, Moscow hit industrial center Dnipro a day after slamming Kyiv with missiles.

Still, diplomats privately express optimism that a deal can be reached.

Abbas Araghchi emphasized the “strategic partnership” between Tehran and Moscow as he announced the trip just hours after the U.S. targeted three Iranian nuclear sites.  .

The Russian leader said a recession “is not to be allowed under any circumstances,” during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

Sanctioned pro-Russian media are still part of Facebook’s advertising revenue program, new research out Friday showed. Russian state broadcasters, including Rossiya Segodnya — the organization that oversees …

Officials told POLITICO the EU would drop proposals for a $45-per-barrel limit on Moscow’s crude as a result of the Israel-Iran conflict.

If Israel or the U.S. assassinates Tehran’s supreme leader then “Pandora’s box” will open, the Kremlin warns.

Officials accuse Teresa Ribera of insisting on a loophole in the EU’s proposal that could one day allow Russian gas to return to the bloc.

Hungary and Slovakia oppose new sanctions on fuel from Moscow, but Brussels suspects they are cooking their books to support their position.

Plans for a 2027 phaseout would force companies to exit long-term contracts with Moscow and report the origins of their fuel.