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The Russian dissident artist Pyotr Pavlenski, which include the news came that his scrotum nailed on Red Square in Moscow, wants to apply for asylum in France.

Russia is willing to strengthen ties with the United States in the field of security. That's Nikolai Patrushev, said a neighbor medeweker of Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday. The Russians are willing to raise with the US in the fight against terrorism and cybercrime.

CIA director John Brennan has been furious at the US president-elect Donald Trump. Who compared the US intelligence before the Nazis when there appeared a report incriminating information on the Internet.

The US Senate proposes attempted an investigation into the allegations that Russia hacks to influence the US presidential election. That made leaders of the Senate committee that deals with information on Friday.

The future US president Donald Trump will provisionally maintain the current sanctions against Russia. So says the man who next week as US president is sworn in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.

Buildings of the Russian Defense Ministry left without electricity in the east of the country. The electricity has been cut off the power supply because the department has not paid the bills message The Moscow Times Friday.

The new US Secretary of Defense James Mattis Thursday of the US commitment put in the foreground with NATO. The retired general praised during the hearing of new cabinet members in the Senate the military alliance as the most successful in modern history. 'My opinion is that countries have successfully allies, countries not without allies.'

The strengthening of NATO forces in Poland, especially with US troops and equipment, is what concerns Moscow 'an aggressive step' that threatens Russia's national security. In these harsh words condemned the spokesman of the Kremlin Thursday the arrival of more than two hundred vehicles, including 87 tanks, and some 4,000 American troops to eastern Europe.

The former British MI6 agent and source of the 'golden shower' report, according to the identified as Christopher Steele. The 52-year-old Steele would be so rotten after all the commotion startled that he left in haste his home south of London.

He is from January 20 with his boss Donald Trump one of the defining faces of the new US administration. During a long and sometimes aggressive questioning by the Senate Wednesday averted the new foreign minister Rex Tillerson himself considerably. He departed taking off regularly from the views of the president.

The erotic magazine Penthouse is willing to pay $ 1 million for the footage of the alleged sex party Donald Trump and a few prostitutes in the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Moscow. That might be a spokesperson for the magazine Wednesday know on Twitter.

The new US Secretary of State considers Russia as a threat, but not unpredictable. Rex Tillerson's not to mention the recent Russian activities, and he sees no reason to lift the economic sanctions against Moscow.

The report distributed where compromising information about Donald Trump has spread, the Republican called a stain on the image of the security forces. In his first press conference since the election, Trump praises media careful handling of the high-profile case. 'You have gone up in my estimation,' said Trump.

Both President Obama and his successor Trump are briefed by US intelligence on the report would be drawn up by a former MI6 employee commissioned by opponents of Trump. However, it is unclear how reliable writing. These are the main accusations:

The leaked report about Donald Trump causes an uproar. In particular, would have the visit of the future US president in Moscow where he prostitutes on command allow urination is the topic of discussion. Golder shower, the term for pee sex is already trending on Twittter hours.

One of the striking things in the leaked report about Donald Trump is a passage which describes how the future US president Russian prostitutes managed to pee on command. That would have happened in the presidential suite of the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Moscow, overlooking the Kremlin and Red Square.

The Kremlin has no information about Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton can bring politicians into disrepute. Messages about his fabrications circulated to harm the US-Russian relations damage. This has informed the Russian government Wednesday.

Russia has compromising financial and personal information about the US president-elect Donald Trump. The FBI has both Trump and President Obama made aware of the allegations. CNN reported Tuesday.

Russia is considering banning the sale of cigarettes to anyone born after 2015. Thus the country would be the first in the world to take such a harsh measure.

Russia wants ten times intercontinental missiles this year tests that can be equipped with nuclear weapons. In addition, it also wants to prove 'future weapon types,' made the Defense Ministry said Tuesday.

Russia begins to tire of all the hoopla about the influence of the US presidential election. The Kremlin said Monday on sustained notes reminiscent of a witch hunt.

Russians LinkedIn app can not download more. The app from the Apple App Store and headlines from Google Play Store. That reports The New York Times.

The raid by the iciness of Europe commits is in some places so fierce that even the Russians, who are what used to be surprised by it. In the capital Moscow put the thermometer in the night from Saturday to Sunday only at minus 28 degrees.

Donald Trump on Friday had a 'constructive' meeting with representatives of the US intelligence and security services. Afterwards said the president-elect that he had 'huge respect has for their work.' He promised immediately to form a team after his inauguration on January 20 that has come up with a plan within three months in order to effectively combat cyber attacks and prevent future.

Russia has begun scaling back its military presence in Syria. First are the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov and its accompanying ships withdrawn. That the head of the Russian General Staff, Valery Gerasimov, Friday told the news agency Tass.

A British senior civil servant, Sir Tim Barrow, the new British ambassador to the European Union. Barrow has worked for thirty years at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was previously include ambassador in Moscow. The British newspaper The Independent reported Wednesday on the authority of government sources that Prime Minister Theresa May will give the post of EU ambassador to Barrow.

Russia has further approaches to the Philippines. Two Russian warships arrived Tuesday in the Asian country for a four-day visit. The Russians have, among other things offered to train the Philippine Navy in combating piracy and terrorism.

France on Monday called on Russia to respect the fragile ceasefire in Syria. ' We condemn what Russia could do that would help to continue the fight, '' said Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve in an interview.

President Vladimir Putin has thanked the Russians for their support in times of crisis. 2016 was 'not an easy year, but the problems we have encountered in our united and have helped to mobilize our vast reserves of our ability to move forward.'

A group of jihadists on Friday dismissed the latest file in Syria. The group calling itself Jabhat Fatah al-Sham and was previously known under the name of al-Nusra Front. The file was promulgated at the initiative of Russia and Turkey, according to the jihadists' only a perpetuation of the criminal regime 'of President Bashar al-Assad. The main objective remains that the military regime is overturned, said a spokesman for the group that previously belonged to the network of al-Qaeda.