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AC Milan Line Up Keisuke Honda as Potential Kevin-Prince Boateng Replacement

AC Milan midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng has been linked with a move away from the San Siro after having a subpar season this past year.

Suicide car bombing in Russia's Dagestan injures 11

MOSCOW (Reuters) - A suicide bomber blew herself up in car near a police building in Russia's Dagestan region on Saturday, injuring 11 policemen and passers-by, Russian media reported.

Russian pro-, anti-gay activists arrested after defying ban

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian police detained around 30 pro- and anti-gay activists in central Moscow on Saturday, imposing the city's ban on gay rights demonstrations.

Interpol rejects Russia's 'political' case against fund manager Browder

MOSCOW, May 25 - Interpol has refused to include UK-based fund manager William Browder on its international search list after deciding that Russia's tax evasion case against him is "of a predominantly political nature".

40 days after Boston bombing: we must stop radical jihad Karima Bennoune

We must stop trying to make excuses for the Tsarnaev brothers or jihad. It is wrong. Let's support peaceful Muslims around world

In many Muslim societies, the 40th day after a death is a time to gather and grieve again with loved ones.

Photo Of The Day: A Gorgeous Moscow Metro Station

One of the most beautiful subway systems in the world is the Moscow Metro. The system was originally built under direct orders from Stalin to create gorgeous stations that the people of Moscow would admire for its depictions of a "radiant future.

Syrian government agrees to attend Geneva conference, says ally Russia

Assad regime agrees 'in principle' to conflict resolution initiative as Syrian opposition comes under pressure to take part as well

The Assad government has agreed to take part in next month's international conference in Geneva aimed at resolving Syria's civil war, according to ally Russia,

Russia's oldest rights group fights 'foreign agent' tag

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's oldest rights group began a legal battle on Friday to avoid being branded a "foreign agent" under a new law it sees as a tool of repression by President Vladimir Putin.

Russia's oldest human rights group fights "foreign agent" tag

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's oldest human rights group went to court on Friday to try to stop state prosecutors forcing it to register as a "foreign agent" under a law it says is intended by President Vladimir Putin to silence dissent.

Russia's leading social network banned by "mistake"

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's leading online social network was briefly banned on Friday, in a move dismissed as a "mistake" but which follows intensifying official pressure on the company as President Vladimir Putin consolidates his power.