Only the few remaining allies of the Russian president such as Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik and Moldovan ex-president Igor Dodon welcomed Putin's victory.
There was a large turnout for a public assembly in Almaty held to register opposition to Putin's rule.
European nations within Nato are facing a €56bn shortfall in meeting the alliance's defence spending pledge of 2% of GDP this year, the Financial Times reported on March 16.
European Nato countries are ramping up their defence investments, with plans to collectively spend almost $500bn this year.
Iran has signed what it calls the biggest deals in a decade to develop six oil fields in the south and the west, a week after entering into $20bn contracts to boost pressure in the colossal South Pars gas field.
LPP fiercely denied the report, which knocked its stock price nearly 36% in one day.
The underlying premise of the summit was to acknowledge that stopping Russia in Ukraine now will come at a much smaller cost than having to stop it later at the EU's gates.
Gerb's Mariya Gabriel has given CC-DB until noon to agree to the party's terms to form a new government, or Bulgaria will hold its sixth snap general election
Magyar drew an estimated 30-40,000 people, compared to Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s 20,000 on day of commemoration of 1848 revolution.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared a sweeping victory in the country's presidential election, after apparently winning 87% of the vote.
Speaking in Moscow on March 17 following the release of presidential election exit polls, Putin broke his silence on Navalny’s death. The president asserted that he had consented to a prisoner exchange involving Navalny just days before he died.
Milanovic aims to retake the more influential prime minister position in Croatia's April general election.
Reports have given rise to speculation that Kushner’s plans could have been facilitated by relationships established during his father-in-law Donald Trump's time in the White House.
A few brave Russian attempted to protest against the stage manage presidential elections on March 15-17. A video posted on social media showed a woman in Moscow's Otradnoye district pouring a bottle of the green antiseptic zelenka into a ballot box.
No genuine opposition figure has been allowed to appear on the ballot
The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has once again rejected a request by Ukraine’s State Border Guard to register the slogan "Russian warship, go f**k yourself” as a trademark.
Government may be preparing to retreat due to reactions in the financial markets to perceived threat to central bank independence.
Writing on Telegram, President Vladimir Putin's close ally published what he called a “soft Russian formula for peace,” comprised of seven points that would see Ukraine pay compensation to Moscow and give up its entire territory.
With no debate, MPs pass legislation said to ape Putin law used to crush civil society. Washington has warned “U.S. implementing partners” may withdraw from country.
Two Tajik dissident activists vanish without a trace. Rights defenders point to frightening frequency of state kidnappings.