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"Maduro is highly unlikely to hold free and fair elections this year," said AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth to the Miami Herald.

Sergey Naryshkin says William Burns called him on June 24 during Wagner Group rebellion, which appeared to him to be 'an excuse,' as main part of conversation was focused on Ukraine

With the holidays behind us, Congress returned this week for the second half of the 118th Congress with a long list of items to address and, as the 2024 campaign season ramps up...

Welcome back to Holland & Knight's monthly data privacy and security news update that includes the latest in policy, regulatory updates and other significant developments.

Congress' new defense bill includes the extension of a highly-criticized surveillance program from the Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act.

Congress blew a rare bipartisan chance to protect Americans’ calls and texts.

Entrepreneurs are obliged to personally deliver an employee who is liable for military service to the military registration, recruitment and enlistment office – or face possible penalties.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin said that there must be a "severe" response against foreign intelligence services that "directly" support Ukraine and seek to "destabilize the socio-political situation in Russia" in a video address published on the Kremlin's website on Dec. 20.

This really productive week showed that Ukraine would always be part of the common European home. — Ukrinform.

Ukraine’s military chief says a covert listening device was found in one of the offices where he works and he is hinting that other bugs were detected in other locations.