If Russians are gripped by a yearning for an imaginary past, they will not fight for a better future.
Nina L. Khrushcheva is a professor of international affairs at The New School and the co-author (with Jeffrey Tayler) of In Putin’s Footsteps: Searching for the Soul of an Empire Across Russia’s ...
Hollywood loves its Russian heavies. From “Rocky IV” to “John Wick,” they’re stock characters who don’t require much more ...
Vlad Goldin hasn't seen his family in 5 years, all still home in Russia. From Connecticut to Texas, Florida to Michigan, his ...
Biser Dzhambazov has admitted plotting to spy for Russia between 2020 and 2023 (Met ... saying Gaberova was “red hot” and a “swinger too”. Orlin Roussev has pleaded guilty to espionage ...
The Berlin International Film Festival kicks off on February 13 with a new Tom Tykwer drama, a tribute to Tilda Swinton, as ...
The Manchester United football team were returning from Yugoslavia where they had played a European Cup quarter final against ...
As love stories go, it was, in key details, an age-old one. She was a young woman of show-stopping beauty, he had less ...
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UK to adopt ‘ruthlessly pragmatic’ approach in EU reset talksHe said both sides have spoken about the need to cut red tape, boost productivity and invest in research ... security so that ...
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