Russia's deadly reach extends to US soil
An unsealed indictment reveals the Kremlin may have abandoned its Cold War taboo against assassinating dissidents on American territory.
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An unsealed indictment reveals the Kremlin may have abandoned its Cold War taboo against assassinating dissidents on American territory.
As conflicts threaten traditional trade lanes, South Korea, China, and India are racing to establish commercial Arctic passages, reshaping global shipping and geopolitics.
As Russia holds parliamentary elections, the Kremlin prioritizes the appearance of popular support for its war over actual democratic choice.
Over 1,000 drones targeted Russia during parliamentary elections, with hundreds hitting the capital in what officials called the largest attack yet.
Ukrainian forces have liberated over 77 square miles near Lyman, thwarting Russia's plan to surround key defensive positions in eastern Ukraine.
Russians cast ballots in their first parliamentary election since invading Ukraine, amid cyberattacks and predictable outcomes.
The U.S. war on Iran mirrors Russia's tactics in Ukraine, helping Moscow while weakening America.
Russia's imperial ambitions and centralized state make normalcy impossible without a humiliating military defeat.
Poland's prime minister raises alarm about potential Russian attacks on NATO countries supporting Ukraine.
A journalist answers your questions about Putin's interference, Trump's role, and why disinformation campaigns actually work.
French President Macron warns of escalating Russian sabotage, cyberattacks, and drone strikes targeting European infrastructure and NATO resolve.
Russia holds parliamentary elections this weekend with predetermined outcomes, but the Kremlin uses them to signal support for Putin and the war in Ukraine.
Putin is fast-tracking Ukraine war veterans into parliament to sustain endless war, but risks creating a powerful military elite that could turn against him.
Russia's parliamentary elections are designed to ensure United Russia keeps its supermajority, no matter what voters actually want.
Ahead of the first State Duma elections since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, few are left to speak for peace.
United Russia will win, but turnout and vote margins will show how Russians really feel about the war.
Sweeping bill passes despite fears Trump could use tariff authority against US allies instead of Moscow.
David Corn's new book warns that Russian interference continues, and Trump has dismantled the agencies meant to stop it.
US officials say a Russian intelligence network tried to hire people to surveil and kill Ukraine-aligned targets.
Alex Ovechkin’s appearance in a Putin party campaign video drew backlash before Capitals camp opened.
Alex Ovechkin appeared in a United Russia ad, drawing a careful Capitals response before training camp.
NATO sees a Lithuania drone breach as another test of Europe’s nerve, with Russia, the Houthis, and old border disputes all raising risks.
A Russian drone struck a passenger train near the Polish border just after a convoy of Western VIPs rolled through, and Europe's answer was to send more.
Foreign Policy's editor in chief went to Kyiv and came back worried about a weapon nobody knows how to stop.