All news on the topic: Vladimir Putin

No amount of Tory spin can hide how ­disastrously their party performed in what were previously two safe Conservative seats - it's time we have a general election

Over his more than two decades at the top of the Kremlin, several of warmonger Putin's opponents from political critics to turncoat spies and investigative journalists have been killed or assaulted in a variety of ways

Local Russian media outlets are jumping on claims that Ekaterina Mizulina, daughter of a fanatically pro-Putin and anti-Ukrainian senator, is President Vladimir Putin's new lover

Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Alexei Navalny's wife Yulia Navalnaya said she did not know whether to believe the 'terrible' news as it has only come from Russian state sources

Alexei Navalny, who was Vladimir Putin's top critic and opposition politician, has died in a Russian prison following claims he experienced serious health problems

The Russian president has become obsessed with the impact the war has had on the population and he ambushed a couple working in a tank factory about having children

Alexei Navalny reportedly fell unconscious after he was put in solitary confinement before his death. He was one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's biggest rivals

Alexei Navalny, who was discovered in one of Putin's toughest jails in December last year after going missing for 20 days, has died in that jail, the prison says

Russian President Vladimir Putin's comments that Russia would prefer to see Joe Biden win a second term over Donald Trump should be treated with skepticism, an expert has warned.

Donald Trump responded to Vladimir Putin's statement that he prefers Joe Biden to win the upcoming US elections, and a body language expert has analysed his reaction to The Mirror

Russian President Vladimir Putin's alleged space nuclear weapon plot could 'stymie' a more conventional war in Europe, according to a security and intelligence expert

The South Korean military has warned it is ready to "overwhelmingly" respond to any provocations from North Korea as Kim Jong-un's regime continues to ramp up its weapons tests

Donald Trump was at a campaign rally in North Charleston on Wednesday when he reacted to Putin's comments which said Biden is "more experienced and more predictable"

Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News presenter, visited Moscow to conduct the first interview with Vladimir Putin since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine nearly two years ago

Sources have suggested Vladimir Putin is preparing to target satellites in space with nuclear weapons. The claims however, have been dismissed by a spokesman for the Russian president

During a wide-ranging interview with Russian state media, Vladimir Putin admitted his preferred choice for the US president is the incumbent Joe Biden who he described as "more predictable" than Trump

Elon Musk has called for the US not to send Ukraine a $95 (£75,6) billion aid bill - as there is "no way in hell" that Vladimir Putin loses the war

David Cameron urged Congress to vote through a package of funding for countries including Ukraine and said: 'I do not want us show the weakness displayed against Hitler in the 1930s''

The attack is the 15th Russian warship sunk or destroyed by Ukraine as intelligence sources claimed the strikes happened so fast that 'no one on board escaped'

The move comes as Russia continues to lose large numbers of its troops in the ongoing war in Ukraine. Nearly one-third of Russia's population is over 55

Vladimir Putin's army has constructed a 20-mile long 'tsar train' on the frontline with Ukraine in eastern Donetsk and is said to be made up of thousands of freight carriages

Russia's Vladimir Putin is planning to double its soldiers across his country's borders with the Baltics. Already in Estonia the troops have doubled from the 19,000 servicemen and women posted before the Uranian invasion

The resund Bridge, which links Sweden and Denmark, is one of the most expensive bridges in the world and has even inspired a hit TV show

Boris Johnson rashly endorsed a Trump triumph as “what the world needs” with a caveat about still supporting Ukraine which is why it’s more important that Rishi Sunak and David Cameron break diplomatic convention to publicly identify him as an unacceptable risk

With a divided electorate and gridlock in Congress, the next American president could easily become consumed by manifold challenges at home - before even getting to address foreign issues