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February 8, 2022
This paper offers a comprehensive strategy to manage and develop US relations with Russia over the next twenty years.
January 5, 2022
Sweden has launched a new agency to counter foreign disinformation, with the agency's leader citing alleged threats from Russia
January 5, 2022
Sweden has launched a new agency to counter foreign disinformation, with the agency's leader citing alleged threats from Russia
January 3, 2022
Russia tech millionaire Vladislav Klyushin was extradited from Switzerland to the United States — where he is facing insider trading charges. And according to Bloomberg News reporters Henry Meyer, he might know the most about 2016 meddling
December 8, 2021
Two nonprofit groups say the FEC's delay has potentially deprived the public of information that wasn't revealed during Robert Mueller's investigation.
November 25, 2021
The principled position on Belarus became part of the new coalition agreement in Germany.
October 15, 2021
New sections of the Mueller report related to WikiLeaks and former Trump advisor Roger Stone have been unredacted. The special counsel team said WikiLeaks communicated with the Russian spy agency "via encrypted chats."
June 11, 2021
Biden and Putin are set to have their first in-person meeting next Wednesday in Geneva, Switzerland.
March 5, 2021
Fact check: No evidence to support online claims impeachment cost $33 million Devon Link, USA TODAY Replay Video The claim: Impeachment cost $33 million © Evan Vucci, AP President Donald Trump holds up a copy of USA TODAY with the headline that reads "ACQUITTED." In the days surrounding the proceedings, many social media users criticized these impeachments as irresponsible government spending and pushed an unsupported and exaggerated price tag to make their point. “Boy, th...
February 18, 2021
The Atlantic From Russiagate to the insurrection at the Capitol, Trump’s crises followed a clear trajectory. February 18, 2021 Lawfare Science History Images / Alamy / Paul Spella / The Atlantic In folklore and rhetoric, there’s a concept known as the “rule of three.” A trio of events, characters or ideas, the reasoning goes, is for some reason more engaging to the human mind than collections of two or four. The major crises that will define Donald Trump’s attacks on democracy and the...