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On June 10, the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine informed former President Petro Poroshenko that he is suspected of abuse

It was billed as a gesture of goodwill, a way to start improving toxic relations between Moscow and Washington as

As the U.S. military pivots back to a world shaped by great power competition, it faces the need of coming

The coronavirus pandemic is poised to become the most searched topic in Google’s history. It makes sense that malign foreign and domestic

United States policymakers have long sought ways to boost federal agencies’ capacity to implement cybersecurity and plan for significant cyber

President Donald Trump is no stranger to half-truths or full-blown fiction — but when it comes to Ukraine, two falsehoods

About five hours after Iran launched a volley of missiles at U.S. forces in Iraq, bringing the Middle East a

For 45 years, Ivan Shadryn has waited for the bridge over Siberia’s mighty Lena River to be built. In the

Somewhere before the request for more money for Yekaterinburg’s subway, but after the question about the high cost of flying

In the past, many of the questions that Russian President Vladimir Putin has been asked at his annual news conferences