Tag: Kremlin

The Kremlin denies there are any specific plans to hold a summit between Israeli and Palestinian Authority leaders this fall.

"The content of the letter is very clear. We express our regret. We say that we are sharing the pain felt by those who lost loved ones. We say that we will pay compensation, if needed."

PM Netanyahu heads to Moscow for an official visit marking 25 years of restored diplomatic relations with Russia.

PM Netanyahu is set to travel June 7 to Moscow on an official visit marking 25 years of ties with Russia.

According to reports, the meeting between Putin and Netanyahu took place even as two separate reports on the Russian jets opening fire on Israeli aircraft were coming in.

Anti-Semitism is again raising its ugly face in the Russian city of Perm, thinly veiled this time with the mask of "anti-Chabad."

Russia is offering to invest billions of dollars in Israeli off-shore oil and gas development.

A Panama-based law firm leaked millions of records exposing a global network of tax havens.

Lithuania decides to restore mandatory military service for males ages 19-27, as Ukraine fights to keep its independence.

The Kharkov region is set to hold a referendum on independence within a week.

Stories of Russian repression of its citizenry and crackdown on its nascent press freedoms signals yet another pivot away from Western values.

Iran for years has been trying to get Russia’s advanced S-300 missile system that can down commercial airplanes. Putin, feeling his oats after leading Obama by the nose, is ready to supply the goods.