From Roosevelt to Trump: The Complicated Legacy of Personal Diplomacy
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Tag: Vladimir Putin
Ties With Russia Entering New Era, N. Korea’s Kim Say
North Korea's relations with Russia have reached a new high point, and President Putin's visit to Pyongyang will further strengthen ...
Putin Inauguration Set to Prolong His Two Decades in Power
Russian President Vladimir Putin will be sworn into office at a lavish ceremony in the Kremlin, embarking on a record-breaking ...
Polls Open in Russian Vote to Extend Putin’s Reign
Russians started voting in a three-day presidential election that is set to hand veteran leader Vladimir Putin another six-year term ...
Resistance Will Endure in the Wake of Alexei Navalny’s Death
The death of Navalny will ignite a thousand Navalnys because all autocrats eventually meet their end as the power of ...
Navalny Team Says Relatives Refused Access to His Body for Third Day
The relatives of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny have been refused access to his body for a third day, his ...
Putin Vows to Make Russia ‘Self-Sufficient’ in Fifth Kremlin Term
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday vowed to make Russia "sovereign and self-sufficient" in the face of the West, in ...
Pressing Russia, US Shares Nuclear Warhead Data Under Treaty
The United States publicly released data on its nuclear arsenal Monday and pressed Russia to do the same after Moscow ...
Russia Fighting for Its ‘Historical Lands:’ Putin
President Vladimir Putin said Russia was fighting for its "historical" lands in Ukraine, at a state-organised patriotic rally in Moscow.
Fate of Ukraine’s Soledar Unclear as Wagner Claims Control
The fate of the Ukrainian city of Soledar is unclear, with Russian mercenary group Wagner claiming control of it.
How 18th Century International Law Clarifies the Situation in Ukraine
In view of both past and present standards of international law, Russia has absolutely no legal basis for the forced ...
Falling for Putin
While the world watches with collective impotence, any internal opposition to Putin’s megalomania magically disappears, one “suicide” at a time.
Senator Graham Calls for Vladimir Putin’s Assassination
Senator Lindsey Graham called in a televised interview for "somebody in Russia" to assassinate President Vladimir Putin after Moscow's invasion of ...
Despite Western Assertions, Russia Is Not on the Decline
Western pundits repeat the statement that Russia is a declining power so often that it has become a truism. But ...
Russian Lawmakers Move to Ban Navalny Supporters From Polls
Russia's lower house of parliament approved legislation in a first reading that would ban members of "extremist" organizations from becoming ...
Russia to Debate Bill Banning Navalny Supporters From Polls: Lawmaker
Russia's parliament will next week debate a bill to ban members of "extremist" organisations from being elected as lawmakers, in ...
Navalny’s Doctors Denied Access as Kremlin Foe Is ‘Very Weak’
Alexei Navalny's doctors were again denied access to the jailed Kremlin critic, as lawyers for the hunger-striking opposition figure said ...
Russia Extends Twitter Slowdown, Deadline to Remove Content
Russia said it was extending a deadline for Twitter to remove illegal content by a month to mid-May, after the ...
Navalny Says Health Deteriorating, Suffering Sleep Deprivation ‘Torture’
Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said his health was declining and accused prison authorities of "torture" through sleep deprivation, with ...
Russia Recalls US Envoy After Biden Threatens ‘Killer’ Putin
Moscow recalled its ambassador from Washington as US-Russia relations were plunged into crisis over President Joe Biden's assessment of Vladimir ...
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