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The KGB, the Soviet Union's vast secret police and espionage apparatus, technically was dismantled decades ago. But it still exists under a new name.

Crackdown by Lukashenko helps drive increase in Belarussian asylum-seekers at US-Mexico border

NEW YORK - Speaking to VOA from his New York apartment, Dmitry Savchenko, 34, recalls the prosperous life he recently left behind. "In Belarus, we

The Russian leader can’t afford a military incursion except on his own terms. The West can’t afford to give him an excuse. Each needs the other to mis-step first.

The U.S. risks another hit to its prestige as the Biden administration weighs how to confront Russian aggression in its first major international crisis since withdrawing from Afghanistan.

At this point in the Ukraine crisis, it doesn't matter if Vladimir Putin lets slip the dogs of war and invades. He's already accomplished two important objectives.

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The Biden administration is scrambling to put pressure on Russia amid rising fears of a possible Russian military incursion in Ukraine. 

Ex-whistleblower says group enlisted his help to seek potentially damaging information on two members of Congress to prod them to back audits in key states Trump lost

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