25 years of Putin: Russia's president cements his power

When Vladimir Putin was named president in 1999, Russia's constitution limited the president to two consecutive terms. That's why, after his second term ...

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From chasing rats as a child to the KGB, how 72-year-old Putin came to power – and what drives him now.

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Vladimir Putin appears to have finally set in motion the process of handing over the Kremlin to a successor after twenty years of running the country.

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He installed his Prime Minister as a puppet president for a term, and then ran again and won. During that next set of terms, he removed the term ...

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Putin has now been in power for 25 years, taking a strategic approach to his rise to become the autocratic and undisputed ruler of Russia.

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Following Yeltsin's resignation, in accordance with the Russian constitution, Prime Minister Putin became acting president. Three months later ...

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Putin won his fourth presidential election in March 2018. Between that moment and his announcement in January 2020 that he was initiating a ...

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In May 2012, Vladimir Putin became the fourth president; he was re-elected in March 2018 and in March 2024 for two consecutive six-year terms.

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