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Moscow has been ‘surprisingly resilient’ so far, but disaster may be around the corner

Wagner Group fighter reportedly captured by jihadists in Mali

Former bureaucrat interviews British PoW in Ukraine

Oligarch known as ‘Grey Cardinal’ pulled strings of pro-Russian forces for decades

Moscow would reportedly stage own ‘Nuremberg Trials’ following war victory

Russian president being ‘misled’ about botched invasion by fearful advisers, White House says

PM takes tough stance over Ukraine invasion but suspicions over party funding and ‘dirty money’ abound

Boris Johnson has announced measures against a string of Kremlin-linked billionaires

Defiance and destruction on day six of Vladimir Putin’s war

More than 400 mercenaries deployed to Kyiv weeks ago to assassinate president

Anti-war protests have occurred daily in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine began

President’s ‘media control machine’ scrambling to sell the conflict to Russian people

Anti-war demonstrations dispersed by police in a host of Russian cities

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War in Europe would mark a ‘massive escalation’ – but Russian president may not be concerned about short-term fallout

Officials claim to have intelligence about plan to murder prominent Ukrainians

Effort to defuse stand-off puts French president at ‘centre of diplomacy in Europe’

Potential conflict in Europe highlights ‘deepening ties’ between Beijing and Moscow

Media magnate threatens legal action after being named in plot to install pro-Kremlin government in Kiev

Dubbed ‘Russia’s conscience’, the watchdog shone a light on the atrocities of the Soviet era

Kremlin candidates were declared the winners in all of Moscow’s 15 districts

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Wednesday 11 November

Leading dissident vows to ‘destroy’ Russian leader following full recovery from novichok attack

Kremlin planning to unplug in preparation for potential cyberwar

Kremlin critic’s death had been faked in an attempt to flush out people who were trying to kill him

In Depth: can any of the seven rival candidates unseat Putin?

Republicans look to limit investigation as emails emerge of Trump associate bragging he and Putin 'will get Donald elected'

Opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza placed in medical coma - two years after suffering similar symptoms

Kremlin forks out for 'cloud seeding' programme in bid for sunny May Day parade

Journalist posing as a pro-Kremlin employee wins case against shadowy agency known as Internet Research

Putin makes his first public appearance in almost two weeks, but it hasn't put the rumours to rest

World leaders call for full and transparent investigation into murder of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov

Latest Russia Today journalist quits and accuses channel of 'disrespecting the facts'

Stefan Wolff and Tatyana Malyarenko propose a three-point plan to deal with Russian intransigence