Alina Kabaeva, the so-called 'Golden Girl' of authoritarian tyrant Vladimir Putin had allegedly hoped to live like 'a queen'.

Putin’s childhood in St. Petersburg was rife with hardship, but he learned to become a wily street fighter and scrappy underdog. His ambition was rewarded with admission to the Soviet ...

The writer adds that he believes the “majority” of his countrymen and women are against Putin’s regime, “but they cannot speak, and they choose to maintain their comfortable life”.

Little is known about Vladimir Putin's personal life. The Russian president is notoriously guarded when it comes to his family but that hasn't stopped investigations into rumours of illegitimate ...

To this day, Putin’s number of children and relationship status remain taboo subjects for Russia’s media. So what do we actually know about the private life of the man who’s been steering ...

Little is known about Vladimir Putin's ex-wife Lyudmila Ocheretnaya. Reports say she hated serving as Russia's first lady, and the couple split up in 2013. More from Politics Little is known about ...

Luke Harding, a journalist and the author of "Collusion: Secret Meetings, Dirty Money, and How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win," explains why he believes Vladimir Putin may secretly be one of the ...

The life of Russian President Vladimir Putin is ... exercises" that have continued throughout the years of Putin’s presidency and premiership. "The only thing that the president does not plan ...

Known in France and on social networks under several false identities, the daughter of a Russian millionaire was born in 2003 from an extramarital relationship with the Russian president, who never ...

Art and cinema often act as powerful tools for reflecting on the struggles and conflicts shaping the world. In times of war, they provide a space for storytelling and creative protest. As Ukraine ...

Putin's eldest daughter, endocrinologist Maria Vorontsova, has won a 30 million roubles grant from the Russian Science ...

"There are numerous statements circulating, and while we should pay attention to them, we must also approach them with caution," Dmitry Peskov said MOSCOW, January 29. /TASS/. Unverified ...