A Russian intelligence network planned to assassinate exiled opposition figures Garry Kasparov and Ilya Ponomaryov in the United States this summer, the Spanish newspaper El Mundo reported Tuesday.

Advocacy groups expand legal challenges and condemn president’s ‘self-serving attempts to take over midterms’

Trump and Bessent tried to betray Ukraine. Now they don’t have any cards.

In the Philippines, a new truth and reconciliation commission is battling major challenges to confront the country’s ‘war on drugs.’

High Democratic turnout for House primaries in Shelby County, which includes Memphis, is the latest sign that redistrict

Opposition Belarusian politician Alyaksandr Milinkevich, who ran for president in 2006, has died following an illness aged 79, according to a social media post by his stepson.

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As the economy approaches a breaking point under US sanctions, historic numbers of people are leaving. But some are deciding to stay.

Anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin said Monday afternoon that he was arrested north of Moscow, just days after Russia’s Justice Ministry designated him a “foreign agent.” In a brief message on his Te...

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In Russia, Western expat bloggers are boosting the Kremlin’s propaganda.

State election officials could soon face a stark choice: hand over voter lists to the Trump administration or risk losing Postal Service delivery for mail-in ballots.

Forty-five years after the attempt on John Paul II’s life, the Kremlin has yet to be officially blamed.

The early Soviet writer Vladimir Zazubrin’s depictions of cruelty and violence have largely been forgotten. It’s time to change that.

US lawmakers are pressing Tulsi Gabbard to reveal whether using a VPN can strip Americans of their constitutional protections against warrantless surveillance.

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Life in exile

The “tree frog toxin” has less to do with amphibians than the Kremlin’s secret assassination program.

European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the U.S. wants to "divide ​Europe" and doesn't "like the European Union" in an interview ‌published by the Financial Times on Friday, after more than a year of turmoil in transatlantic relations.