Russia

Edward Snowden Says He Would Return To U.S. If Guaranteed Fair Trial
The whistleblower who remains in exile in Russia wants a chance to explain himself in court.
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CIA Reportedly Had Asset So Close To Putin That Spy Could Photograph Secret Documents
The U.S. agency waged a mission to extract the informant from Russia in 2017 after Trump's election, multiple media outlets reported.
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Russia Backs India On Kashmir Issue
The changes related to article 370 are within the framework of the Indian Constitution, says Russian foreign ministry
By Press Trust of India

Nearly 1,400 Detained In Moscows Largest Protest In A Decade
Russian police violently arrested protesters who want opposition candidates to be allowed to run for city council.
By AP

Trump Accuses New York Times Of Treason For Story On U.S. Attacks On Russian Power Grid
The newspaper shot back that Trump's own officials made clear they had no security concerns about the article.
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Russia Is Demanding Tinder Give User Data To Its Secret Services
Tinder will have to cooperate with Russian authorities or face being completely blocked in the country.
By Associated Press

Robert Mueller Reiterates Investigation Didnt Exonerate Trump And Hints At Impeachment
He also announced he would resign and the special counsels office would close.
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41 Killed After Russian Passenger Plane Crash-Lands In Moscow
President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev expressed their condolences and ordered investigators to establish what had happened.
By Reuters

The Mueller Report Was Nearly 400 Pages Of Joke Fodder For Twitter
ICYMI, special counsel Robert Mueller's report on whether Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election was released on Thursday.
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