FSB: Vladimir Putin's immensely powerful modern-day KGB
The FSB is much more than just an ordinary security service. Combining the functions of an elite police force with those of a spy agency, and wielding immense power, it has come a long way since the early 1990s, when it was on the brink of imploding. Today's agency draws a direct line of inheritance from the Cheka, set up by Vladimir Lenin in the months after the Bolshevik revolution, to the NKVD,
False Story about Gorbachev Death Unleashes Wave of Hate
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Obama cancels meeting with Putin over Snowden asylum tensions
Relations between the United States and Russia deteriorated further on Wednesday when Barack Obama abandoned a presidential summit with Vladimir Putin that was due to be held next month, amid fury in Washington over Moscow's decision to grant asylum to the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. The White House confirmed that it had decided to snub the Russian leader by pulling out of the planned bilate
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