Mikhail S. Gorbachev, who signed the nuclear disarmament treaty President Trump plans to withdraw from, called the move a “mistake.”
A proposed environmental regulation has become an unlikely source of geopolitical tension, raising concerns about Russian influence over Europe’s food supply.
The rights organization that organizes the event said that city officials had revoked permission, citing “repair and construction work” at the site.
The monks on an isolated peninsula in Greece have followed the same way of life for more than 1,000 years, but an Athens vs. Moscow diplomatic spat and a tourism onslaught are unsettling its habits.
In a tenuous victory for Prime Minister Zoran Zaev and his Western allies, Parliament voted to proceed with renaming the country the Republic of North Macedonia.
President Trump has been moving toward leaving the treaty because Russia has been violating it and because it is constraining American efforts to counter China in the Western Pacific.
Russians working for a close ally of President Vladimir V. Putin created social media accounts to pose as Americans and write posts on divisive issues including race and gender, prosecutors said.
Jessika Aro, a Finnish journalist investigating Russian disinformation campaigns, had been called a spy, a drug dealer and unhinged.
Turkish officials have claimed that Saudi Arabia orchestrated the assassination in Istanbul of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist, but have not found his remains.
John Sawers, who led MI6 from 2009 to 2014, called on voters to reverse the “strategic mistake” in a second referendum, and warned that Russia now views Britain “with contempt.”
A serious rift in the church could have big consequences in Ukraine, Russia and Greece.
“It’s something else — it’s feeling, emotion, preference, loyalty, convenience of the moment,” said Michael V. Hayden, a former C.I.A. director.
A conversation on the apparent killing of Jamal Khashoggi, featuring Tom Friedman
President Trump told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the science regarding climate change is still unsettled.
The lone attacker detonated an explosive device, then opened fire at his classmates, in the deadliest school assault in Russia since the Beslan massacre in 2004.
The Russian Orthodox Church moved to sever ties with the Constantinople Patriarchate to protest moves to form an independent church in Ukraine.
When the president undermines the rule of law and the independence of institutions like the Fed, he threatens a pillar of American economic strength.
On the same day the company announced it had purged domestic sources of disinformation, it said it had blocked two companies, one of them with Russian government clients.
The Soyuz craft experienced a problem minutes after liftoff, en route to the International Space Station, but the capsule landed safely.
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Turkey secured the rebels’ agreement to pull back the weaponry, staving off a Syrian government offensive on the heavily populated rebel stronghold.
American national security agencies this summer handed over secret evidence to Greek authorities that prompted Athens to expel two Russian diplomats.
The U.N. ambassador has managed to represent President Trump and the United States.
Nearly 7,000 miles from Las Vegas, fans, government officials and even the fighter’s father gathered in the capital city to watch their local hero retain his belt.
Two weeks after identifying one man accused of trying to kill a former Russian spy on British soil, a group of reporters and researchers has named the other.
Eastern Orthodox Christians in Ukraine want an independent church free of Moscow’s influence. The Russians, seething, are threatening to break entirely with the mother church.
The Parliamentary results were a blow to mainstream politicians and opened the way for a coalition government that could include a Moscow-friendly party.
Berehove may be in Ukraine, but its people look to Hungary for money and support against Kiev, showcasing the perils of Viktor Orban’s nationalist path.
The agency explains its decision to reinstate Russia.
Oleg Sentsov, an outspoken critic of the annexation of Crimea, is in prison on terrorism charges that many consider spurious. His protest started in May.
It certainly knows how to conduct cyberattacks that disrupt political processes.
Fuller details of the Russian government’s cyberattacks on various sports and antidoping organizations.
The Kremlin’s cybersnoops tried to disrupt investigations into Russian assassination plots and Olympic cheating operations.
American and European officials said Russian military intelligence officers were responsible for a string of attacks and attempted hacks.
The American ambassador to NATO used vague language that sounded like an American threat to strike Russian missiles preemptively. She later clarified her meaning.
Months before he was poisoned by a nerve agent, Sergei Skripal spoke with a journalist, cautiously. “You see, we are afraid of Putin,” he said.
When World Anti-Doping Agency voted last week to take Russia off the list of noncompliant countries, it expected a backlash, but probably nothing like this.
A group of investigative journalists from Britain and Russia traced the identity of a suspect whose passport name was assumed to be an alias.
Mark Mazzetti and Scott Shane answer readers’ questions on Russian interference in the 2016 election, the Mueller investigation and their reporting process.
Space junk from rockets launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in Russia ends up in the remote Mezensky District, where residents repurpose it for hunting sleds, tools and boats.
USAReally might look like any other fledgling news organization. But some cybersecurity experts believe it may be part of a retooled Russian propaganda operation.
A dark and cramped view of the world from an increasingly isolated leader.
Russia was supposed to express contrition and prove its drug testing protocols legitimate after the biggest doping scandal in international sports history. It has done neither.
The ballerina Allegra Kent remembers dancing “Agon” with Mr. Mitchell on opening night of New York City Ballet’s 1962 tour of the Soviet Union.
If the agreement between Turkey and Russia that delayed an assault on the Syrian province of Idlib fails, Turkey and Europe will face a new wave of refugees and renewed threats of terrorist attacks.
Blaming Israel for the loss of a Russian plane in Syria, Russia will modernize Syria’s missile arsenal. The move could complicate the air war in Syria.
The approach has allowed Moscow to keep Mr. Navalny out of sight for important events while escaping criticism for harsh treatment that might make him a martyr.
President Trump has been pressuring the oil producers to pump more and hold down prices. But the Saudis and their allies say customers have adequate supplies.