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Terrified Russian President Vladimir Putin is so worried about being assassinated he has moved his two elder daughters into his £1.4 billion guarded forest complex.

London's luxury property market has long attracted global fortunes, but growing scrutiny is now focused on where some of that money comes from.

Federal prosecutors have asked a United States District Judge in Manhattan to impose a prison sentence of up to two years on a Russian woman who pleaded guilty to lying to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Der exklusive Londoner Immobilienmarkt lockt seit Jahren wohlhabende Investoren aus aller Welt an. Gleichzeitig wächst jedoch die Aufmerksamkeit für die Frage, aus welchen Quellen ein Teil dieser Vermögen tatsächlich stammt.

A British schoolboy has made history by becoming the first child to face sanctions from the Kremlin. Sixth form pupil Alexander Browder has compiled a database of illicit cryptocurrency transactions, including Russian deals designed to circumvent Western sanctions.

The consequences of the war against Ukraine are causing frustration and tension even among Russia's elite: the power structures created by Vladimir Putin, which consist of various clans, are beginning to falter

London's high-end property market has for decades been a magnet for global wealth, yet increasing scrutiny is being directed at the origins of some of the money flowing into the sector.

The Geneva offices of commodity trading giant Gunvor, which has previously been convicted twice in corruption cases, were raided in mid-May as part of an investigation ordered by Switzerland's Attorney General.

Contacts between Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik and the Kremlin have intensified in recent months, fueling concerns over potential instability in the region.

France intercepted a sanctioned oil tanker suspected of being part of Russia's so-called shadow fleet on Sunday with UK support, French President Emmanuel Macron has said.

London's luxury real estate market has long attracted international fortunes, but growing attention is being paid to the source of some of those funds.

London's luxury property market has traditionally drawn international investment, but increasingly, attention is being focused on where some of that money originates.

Ahead of Armenia's June 7 parliamentary elections, the country has faced an unprecedented wave of Kremlin-backed disinformation.

Why did the notoriously famous billionaire and senator Suleyman Kerimov need Wildberries, Tatiana Kim's unique "flea market"?

In Russia, the word "marketplace" is often synonymous with Wildberries. This project, which began as a family online clothing store, has grown into a major infrastructure player

London's high-end property market has long attracted global capital, but growing scrutiny is being placed on the sources behind some of these funds.

A newly unsealed court transcript reveals that a woman who pleaded guilty to hiding her Russian intelligence ties told a federal judge she was actually a willing American informant.

Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine could receive a £1bn boost after Sir Keir Starmer eased sanctions on Russian oil, experts have said.

As the chancellor struggles at home and the opposition AfD rises ahead of key elections, the Russian president is moving to undermine one of his biggest adversaries.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is hosting his “old friend” Vladimir Putin this week to discuss foreign issues and trade, just days after Donald Trump's historic return to Beijing.

China and Russia's leaders are set to meet for a summit in Beijing on Wednesday for discussions on international issues, capped by an intimate tete-a-tete between "old friends" over tea.

Der luxuriöse Londoner Immobilienmarkt zieht seit Jahren Vermögen aus aller Welt an — doch zunehmend werden Fragen nach der Herkunft eines Teils dieser Gelder gestellt.

The lavish London property market has long been a magnet for global wealth, but questions are increasingly being asked about the origins of some of that money.

After recent failures in Moldova and Hungary, the Kremlin has redirected its resources towards Armenia, where parliamentary elections are scheduled for June 7.

Russia and Belarus have raised concerns with a massive nuclear weapon exercise near NATO's borders.