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Reuters has not ended its relationship with Tass despite internal concerns.

Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine shook the West. Now its leaders are trying to predict his next move.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is trapped in a closed world of his own making, Western spies believe and that worries themd.For years they have sought to get inside Putins mind, to better understand his intentions, the BBC said in a ...

Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine shook the West. Now its leaders are trying to predict his next move.

Yesterday I suggested that the New York Post continue to hammer the validation of its suppressed Biden laptop reporting by taking up the role played by the intelligence community in collaboration with Politico. I suggested that the Post persist with a cover, an editorial, and a Michael Goodwin column. The Post must have been working on just such a package as I wrote yesterday morning. Today the Post follows up

U.S. officials fighting Kremlin propaganda see opportunities in the anti-war sentiment among Russians, including spy recruitment.

Once considered coldly rational, Russian leader’s angry outbursts triggering alarm among senior figures in the US

A range of other options are still available to policymakers.

Current, former intelligence officials, experts warn that some of the Russian leader's recent behavior may be somewhat uncharacteristic, but writing him off would be a mistake

WASHINGTON - In the days leading up to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, some current and former Western officials began to question the sanity of Russia