Putin's posturing as a defender of national interests may help him win the March 4 election, but possibly at the cost of the "reset" of US-Russian relations that has been one of the foreign policy achievements of Barack Obama's presidency.

Journalist, Vadim Korovin, who owns the rights to the mock footage said it was included in a 2002 documentary called "Blowing up Russia". Based on a book by poisoned former spy Alexander Litvinenko , it was banned from being broadcast in Russia. Mr...

This reference to terrorism against Russians is the clue to the video's purpose. It is, apparently, a piece of viral advertising for a 2002 documentary called The Assassination of Russia which was re-released on the internet this month. The...

Westminster, just across from the Houses of Parliament and a symbolic venue for Russian businessmen. It was here that the annual Russian Economic Forum was held, the biggest economic event in the Russian calendar each year. In 2007, with UK-Russian...

One of them is Litvinenko's own widow, who can be heard speaking in her own words. Select media outlets were polled on why they called Litvinenko a spy. The results are presented in the video. The Russian Spy Story Unraveled can be seen at:...

Westminster, just across from the Houses of Parliament and a symbolic venue for Russian businessmen. It was here that the annual Russian Economic Forum was held, the biggest economic event in the Russian calendar each year. In 2007, with UK-Russian...