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Jay Carney, while stopping short of making any actual accusations, has said that there is a strong likelihood recent protests in Ukraine were funded externally.
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News seems to have emerged that Cisco have been paying bribes to Russian officials in the form of huge discounts on products which were then split with resellers.
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In just two days, a petition to return Alaska to Russia gathers 7,500 signatures. If it reaches 100,000, the American government are required to respond to it.
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A controversial political scientist has urged Russia to call the West's bluff and lead Russia into a new political landscape where it will determine the future
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Edward Snowden, living in Russia after seeking asylum there following document leaks, has denied allegations by US politicians that he is working as a Russian spy.
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As part of Esquire magazine's issue on the lives of ordinary Russians, Vasiliy was taken on his flight to New York. He compares his life to those of Americans.
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Netizens discuss a recent tweet by the American embassy, stating that more Russians than ever before (19,000) had applied for American visas in the month of August.
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Netizens react to news that a third level secretary at the US embassy in Moscow has been detained in connection with attempts to recruit Russians to spy for the US.
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American fighter jets were scrambled from Andersen airbase to intercept two Russian strategic bombers in international airspace. The pilots remained "professional".
Jay Carney, while stopping short of making any actual accusations, has said that there is a strong likelihood recent protests in Ukraine were funded externally.3
News seems to have emerged that Cisco have been paying bribes to Russian officials in the form of huge discounts on products which were then split with resellers.
In just two days, a petition to return Alaska to Russia gathers 7,500 signatures. If it reaches 100,000, the American government are required to respond to it.
A controversial political scientist has urged Russia to call the West's bluff and lead Russia into a new political landscape where it will determine the future
Edward Snowden, living in Russia after seeking asylum there following document leaks, has denied allegations by US politicians that he is working as a Russian spy.
As part of Esquire magazine's issue on the lives of ordinary Russians, Vasiliy was taken on his flight to New York. He compares his life to those of Americans.
Netizens discuss a recent tweet by the American embassy, stating that more Russians than ever before (19,000) had applied for American visas in the month of August.
Netizens react to news that a third level secretary at the US embassy in Moscow has been detained in connection with attempts to recruit Russians to spy for the US.
American fighter jets were scrambled from Andersen airbase to intercept two Russian strategic bombers in international airspace. The pilots remained "professional".