Exiled Russian journalists Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan tell Newsweek about Vladimir Putin's crackdown and their book ...

By abolishing the liberal principles of democracy and equality of all citizens before the law that the first president Boris ...

President Trump’s views of the G-7 summit as an economic forum rather than a beacon of democracy and his failure to understand the importance of international law and the sovereignty of ...

Russia’s oil exports fund the Kremlin’s splurge on defence and trickle into ordinary Russians’ pocketbooks. The technocrats ...

Italy is hosting the fourth annual conference on rebuilding Ukraine even as Russia escalates its war, inviting political and ...

Germany and Europe need both diplomatic efforts vis-à-vis Russia and a credible deterrence as they transform the old ...

Vladimir Medinsky’s statements reveal Moscow’s fear that Ukraine might follow Azerbaijan’s path, militarily reclaiming ...

Joy Behar and Barbara Walters collaborated as co-hosts on "The View" for a significant number of years before Walters' ...

When rulers die, Russians keep shopping. They did when Communist Party Secretary-General Konstantin Chernenko died in 1984. The period of national mourning did nothing to stop people queuing for the ...

Then it fired them. Three employees at Voice of America’s fact-checking unit fled Putin’s wrath and are now among the many journalists losing their jobs under Trump’s orders.

A cold snap has begun in Russian-Azerbaijani relations. And already the second in a year. In these conditions, it is worth ...