With almost 100 million users, WhatsApp is Russia's most popular messaging service. But that's about to change. The service - which is owned by Facebook's parent company Meta is widely expected to be...

If the bloc hopes to influence the aspiring autocrats in candidate countries, it must establish a strong culture of independent media within its own borders.

The growing ambivalence in Washington toward Ukraine’s plight is not just a tactical mistake; it is a historic miscalculation.

Serbian officials denied Sunday that the country's security forces used a military-grade sonic weapon to disperse and scare protesters at a huge anti-government rally in the capital. Serbia has not d...

Russia responds to Trump by raising its ‘peace’ demands.

While behind Ukraine’s physical front line, the port city of Odesa has become a focal point for the memory war now being waged by Moscow. The varied realities of life in the city over the past few cen...

WASHINGTON—Today, the bipartisan leadership of the U.S. Helsinki Commission, Chairman Senator Roger Wicker (MS), Co-Chairman Representative Joe Wilson (SC-02), Ranking Member Senator Sheldon Whitehous...

Mzia Amaglobeli is accused of slapping a police chief but her detention has made her a symbol of resistance.

A founder of a neo-Nazi group was found guilty on Monday of plotting to attack electrical substations in Maryland, with the goal of creating a failure in the power grid.

The lyrics to Julia Ward Howe’s patriotic classic premiered in the February 1862 issue of The Atlantic.

It was Abraham Lincoln who first harnessed the competing powers of political rivals in order to shape his presidency. His example should guide the statecraft of modern presidents.

A post-colonial critique of imperialist language.