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The Kremlin’s buzzword now is Russia looking East Updated: Updated: The Greater Europe concept has gone, with the emphasis on Russia’s sovereignty and independence Share Article The Greater Europe concept has gone, with the emphasis on Russia’s sovereignty and independence Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov declared last month that although the European Union (EU) was Russia’s biggest trading and investment partner, Moscow was “ready to break ties” with the EU after criticism of the jailing of Opposition figure Alexei Navalny. He added that Russia worked with the EU in only ...

is an occasion. If you're a racehorse, or a sailor at the equator, it might be cause to celebrate. If you are the nation's best-known newspaper, it might call for a more sober response. For instance, the milestone op-ed piece that ran in the New York Times, on Sept. 20, 2016, marking one of its own editorial decisions. It was about a certain word. "A loaded word," admitted Liz Spayd, then the paper's public editor. But in this particular case, "it passes my smell test." The word was lie. It wasn't just what the word was. It was where it was. Not in an editorial, or an opinion piece,...

>> this was always the concern about targeting russian outlets like rt which is backed by russian intelligence services that they would go after our government owned media stations like the voice of america, like radio for europe and into which we invest far more than the russian government does into theirs. the reason it was still a good idea to go after outlets like rt is that even if they cut down on radio free europe and voice of america, you're still 1,000 u.s. channels like fox that beam into russia that was sort of get across america's message of democracy, liberal values, and the basic...