Brendan Cole

Naval war of words sparked after Michael Fallon criticised the Russian ship that left Syria.

PM spokesman Zoltan Kovacs tells IBTimes UK that NGOs must follow the same rules as political parties.

Pyotr Tolstoy, deputy speaker of Russia's parliament, is involved in a verbal spat over St Isaac's Cathedral.

She now has fewer than six weeks before the province go to the polls after the collapse of Stormont.

Thousands protested in Pristina for the release of the former prime minister Ramush Haradinaj.

List of Russian words in use in the West continues to grow, as our glossary illustrates.

Ex-pilot is in firing line after publishing names of prisoners – said Kiev may have to ease its claim on Crimea.

Russia is increasing its military spending in response to increased Nato deployments near its borders.

Front National leader has reiterated her support for Russia and ending sanctions against Moscow.

Ex-Trump adviser Mike McKenna said Arctic drilling was also on the cards.

Voters in the British province will go to the polls on 2 March.

The US vice-president was on his sixth visit to Ukraine since the Euromaidan protests.

Mangala Samaraweera says there is a 'window of opportunity' to build on peace.

Dmitry Ugai is charged in St Petersburg with illegal missionary activity.

The Swedish Institute of International Affairs analysis said Kremlin-funded media outlets was behind fake news stories.

Prime minister Viktor Orban has said he wants to target the billionaire financier.

A new election in Northern Ireland has sparked fears of a delay in Brexit negotiations.

There had been fears over the fate of anti-government protester Ildar Dadin.

Moscow's influence in the Middle East is assured, but what about China, Ukraine and the Baltics?

His departure is likely to spark a snap election and the collapse of the Stormont Assembly.

The whereabouts of Anastasia Zotova's husband have been unknown for more than a month.

Ramush Haradinaj was said to be on his way to the inauguration of Donald Trump.

Andrei Kelin from Russia's foreign ministry says 'we need to renew what we had before'

The Fabian Society says Labour will get its lowest number of seats since 1935.

Home Office is 'considering its options' after losing a further deportation bid.

Netanyahu denies accepting 'favours' from businessmen at home and abroad.

Security guard Fatih Çakmak was among the 39 dead and he survived the twin bombings in December.

It was the first time since 1968 no one had died although there were deaths on exercises.

Previous ceasefires have been broken but there is optimism this one can hold.