Latest news about FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia. Latest news about FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia.

No reasons to boycott 2018 Russia World Cup - FIFA Secretary.

FIFA 2018 Guests and Volunteers to Use Moscow Public Transport For Free

Guests and volunteers of the 2018 FIFA World Cup and the 2017 Confederations Cup will use Moscow public transport for free to get to the tournament's venues.

Danny Boyle: I Would Stage FIFA 2018 Opening Ceremony on Lake Baikal

The cult British director shared advice for Russia's FIFA 2018 organizers

Russia’s Volgograd to Restore ‘Motherland Calls’ Statue Before FIFA 2018

Russian Car Sharing Apps to Get English Versions Ahead of FIFA 2018

Russia’s WBC Releases Documentary on Preparation for FIFA 2018 in Kaliningrad

FIFA Approves to Expand World Cup to 48 Teams

Sochi FIFA 2018 Stadium to be Completed by End of January

FIFA 2018 Tickets to Have Free Moscow Public Transport Pass

Moscow Expects Almost 20 Million Tourists to Visit In 2018

2018 World Cup to Have Positive Impact On Russia - FIFA

The 2018 FIFA World Cup will have a positive impact on the Russian society, economy and environment, FIFA's head of corporate social responsibility said.

Russia Opens First FIFA 2018 Fan ID Center In St. Petersburg

Record Number of Volunteers Apply For 2018 FIFA World Cup

2017 FIFA Confederations Cup Tickets Go On Public Sale

One in Three Russian Airports Ready to Welcome FIFA 2018 Fans

Hockey Star Ovechkin Becomes 2018 FIFA World Cup Ambassador

Russia to Open 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup WIth Match Against New Zealand

Russia will play against New Zealand in the opening match of the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup in Saint Petersburg.

Russia to Spend $8.4 Billion on Reconstruction of Railway Stations

Russian Authorities to Ban Kebab During FIFA 2018

Over 150,000 Volunteers to Work at 2018 FIFA World Cup

Traffic Lanes for 2018 FIFA World Cup Fans to Appear in Moscow

Temporary dedicated traffic lanes for football fans will appear in Moscow by the beginning of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Moscow authorities said.

Santa Claus Promises to Shave if Russia Wins 2018 FIFA World Cup

Kaliningrad Becomes One of Russia’s Top 10 Holiday Destinations

Russia’s Samara to Spend $165 Million on 2018 FIFA World Cup

FIFA 2018 Stadiums to be Completed on Time -- Putin

Russia to Identify Troublesome Fans Before They Enter Country - Interior Minister

Russia to Spend $2.5bn on 2018 FIFA World Cup

2017 FIFA Confederations Cup Tickets Go on Sale

Russia to Open Tourist Office in London

St. Petersburg Expects Flow of Chinese Tourists During FIFA 2018

FIFA Unhappy With Vibration of St. Petersburg's 2018 World Cup Field

Lonely Planet Names Moscow One of TOP 10 Cities to Visit in 2017

Mordovia Expects 50,000 Tourists to Visit During 2018 FIFA World Cup

Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport to Spend $800 Million on New Facilities

Nizhny Novgorod to Finish Building New Hotels by FIFA 2018

Russia to Issue ID Cards for FIFA 2018 Visa-Free Entry in November

Russians Choose Wolf as 2018 FIFA World Cup Mascot

Now officially: Zabivaka the wolf beats a tiger and a cat in a FIFA 2018 mascot vote

Russian Women’s Mini-Football Team Played in Hijabs

Russia to Open Drunk Tanks Ahead of 2018 FIFA World Cup

Cossacks to Provide Security at 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup

Cossack patrols will assist law enforcers in Russia’s Sochi Olympic during the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup

Kaliningrad airport to open 2.5 months ahead of 2018 FIFA World Cup

St. Petersburg to Have Floating Hotels by 2018 FIFA World Cup

Moscow Working on Tourism Development Program for FIFA 2018

Clinton's Favorite Saxophonist Becomes FIFA 2018 Ambassador in Russia's Saransk

Russian City Unveils Controversial Monument to Ivan the Terrible

Authorities in the Russian city of Oryol unveiled the first-ever monument to Ivan IV the Terrible, one of the most controversial rulers of Russia.

FIFA Tightens Control Over 2018 World Cup Tickets

Moscow Governement OKs 200 Hostels for 2018 FIFA World Cup

FIFA Removes St. Petersburg World Cup Stadium From 'Red Zone'

Nizhniy Novgorod Develops Public Transport Routes for FIFA World Cup 2018

Zidane Spends Weekend in St. Petersburg

Authorities in 2018 FIFA World Cup Cities Block Gay Pride Parades

Moscow to host first ever Women’s Football Conference

FIFA President to Meet Putin in October

Russia To Organize 640 Free Trains for FIFA 2018 Fans

Samara, St. Petersburg FIFA 2018 Stadiums 'Concern' Sports Minister

New Russian Banknotes to Feature Far East, Crimea's Sevastopol

Russia's huge Far East region and the Crimean city of Sevastopol have won the right to be featured on new banknotes in an online vote

Ekaterinburg Arena prepares for a new life

As the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ draws ever nearer, construction on all the tournament's stadiums continues apace. Here is FIFA.com's monthly update on how progress is going.