Vaira Vike-Freiberga, Latvian president, calls the EU to raise a question about opening Russian archives for foreign historians.

More than 300 kilograms of radioactive waste were sent from Germany to Podolsk (the Moscow Region) on Monday, December 18.

A new variant of settling the disputes over the Kuril Islands was suggested by the Ministry of foreign affairs of Japan.

The term “Russian mafia” has become a thing of the past and has given place to the term “Eurasian criminality”.

Estonian authorities threatening to make Schengen visa not valid for Russian citizens if Russia refuses to carry out demands of the Estonian side.

Russia won’t sign the Energy Charter and Transit Protocol – this became known during the video bridge “Moscow-Berlin” today, December 8.

Next year the UN is planning to open an office in Grozny and increase the number of missions to the Chechen Republic.

The new commander of the Estonian Defence forces says Russia poses the most considerable threat to the country’s safety.

British police officers came to Moscow on Monday to go on the investigation.

Excessive level of pesticides, metals and dangerous chemicals found in recent rice supplies to Russia.