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Surprise sanctions look to have ended Trump and Putin’s Groundhog Day

His patience exhausted, the US president has taken action that could bite, but is unlikely to alter Moscow’s course in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Russia jubilant after Trump summit as Putin reportedly demands Donetsk and Luhansk

Moscow feels it has the upper hand after talks end with no ceasefire in Ukraine and no sanctions imposed

The Guardian - UK

Russians crow over Trump-Putin summit being held in Alaska: ‘Makes the US an Arctic nation’

Professor of Russian politics says ‘symbolism of holding the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska is horrendous’

The Independent UK

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Putin appears unfazed by ‘emotional’ Trump’s threats over Ukraine

Benefits of better US relations come second to Russian leader’s maximalist war aims, say insiders and analysts

The Guardian - UK

Minister's Death Spooks Russian Elite Amid Corruption Clampdown

The reported suicide of Russia's transport minister hours after he was dismissed by President Vladimir Putin, sparking speculation he would be arrested on corruption charges, has shaken the country's elite.

International Business Times

The big question on Ukraine: is Trump ready to push Putin into peace?

Russian leader’s antagonism to Zelenskyy and lack of interest in a ceasefire leaves colossal task for US

The Guardian - UK

'Patience Paid Off': Putin Out Of Shadow After Trump Call

Russian President Vladimir Putin has been largely shunned by the West since his troops attacked Ukraine in February 2022, triggering the biggest conflict in Europe since World War II. That era of isolation came to an abrupt end on Wednesday, when US President Donald Trump picked up the phone.

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‘What Putin had been waiting for’: Moscow buoyant after call with Trump

Russian president will feel momentum has shifted in his favour and that US may help him fulfil Ukraine objectives

The Guardian - UK

Russia ‘prepared for any scenario’ on Ukraine war as Trump presidency nears

The US president-elect has promised to end the conflict in Ukraine but the Kremlin has not endorsed any tentative plans.

Al Jazeera

The Kremlin has revised its nuclear policy. Does that make the use of atomic weapons more likely?

The 4-year-old document is known as Russia nuclear doctrine and President Vladimir Putin has signed a revamped version lowers the bar on when he could use Moscow’s atomic arsenal, the world's largest

The Independent UK

Why an embarrassed Putin is struggling to stop Ukraine’s incursion in the Kursk region

Putin wants to downplay the move

The Independent UK

How Putin Might Gain Or Lose From The Prisoner Swap

When eight Russian citizens including a convicted hitman touched down in Moscow on Thursday in a historic prisoner swap with the West, President Vladimir Putin greeted them like heroes.

International Business Times

‘The goal is not peace’: What’s behind Putin’s wartime Russia reshuffle?

President’s surprise reshuffle to see deputy prime minister and economist Andrei Belousov seize defence minister’s role.

Al Jazeera

Macron Denounces 'Threatening' Russia Remarks After Rare Phone Talks

President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday condemned Russia's "threatening" tone following rare phone talks between the French and Russian defence ministers that only served to underline the gaping gulf between Moscow and Europe two years into the invasion of Ukraine.

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The Guardian - UK

Putin says release of US journalist Evan Gershkovich may be possible

Russian president suggests detained Wall Street reporter could be freed in prisoner exchange

International Business Times

'Diplomacy Of Fear': Russia Pressures Exiled Critics

The holding in detention by Thai authorities of an anti-war Russian rock band has exposed how criticising President Vladimir Putin can be fraught with danger even outside the country.

The Guardian - UK

Russians who want rid of Putin pin election hopes on anti-war candidate Boris Nadezhdin

Getting opposition hopeful on ballot would be a victory, say voters who queued in cold to back him

International Business Times

Russia Hopes To Wear Down Ukraine With Mass Strikes: Analysts

Russia's latest massive strikes against major Ukrainian cities aim at wearing out both the population and air defences, experts say, as Kyiv urges Western allies to provide more weapons.

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'Give Birth To More Soldiers': Hardline Russia Turns On Abortions

Russia's radical conservative turn since it invaded Ukraine is changing life inside the country, with even the long-held right for women to have abortions being questioned.

WEKU

Putin will seek another presidential term, aiming to extend his grip on Russia

Vladimir Putin moved to prolong his repressive and unyielding presidency for at least another six years, announcing his candidacy in the election next March that he is all but certain to win.

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin confirms he will seek 2024 re-election to prolong grip on power in Russia

Mr Putin announced his decision to run in the March 17 presidential election after a Kremlin award ceremony

France 24

Russia’s Putin announces presidential candidacy in 2024 elections

Vladimir Putin on Friday moved to prolong his repressive and unyielding grip on Russia for at least another six years, announcing his candidacy in the presidential election next March that he is all but certain to win.

The Guardian - UK

Putin is waging a forever war. The west can’t pull the plug on Ukraine now

Moscow won’t stop short of subjugation of Kyiv. That’s why the Nato allies must ignore talk of talks and start fighting to win

The Independent UK

Plane crash believed to have killed Russian mercenary chief seen as Kremlin's revenge

Russian mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin and top officers of his private military were presumed dead in a plane crash that was widely seen as an assassination, two months after they staged a mutiny that dented Russian President Vladimir Putin’s authority

The Guardian - AU

Putin confirms Prigozhin death; Pentagon says surface-to-air missile claim is ‘inaccurate’ – as it happened

Russian president says former head of Wagner made ‘serious mistakes’. This live blog is now closed

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