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Anti-government Russian demonstrators took to the streets in Decembe, 2011, increasing pressure on Vladimir Putin as he sought a new term as Russian president. The placard reads "Get tired! Leave!"

Putin's Cold War mentality explains a lot

Has the White House been meddling in Moscow? Here's a view from on the ground in Russia.

Putin's Cold War mentality explains a lot
Two people in masks in front of three portraits of Putin, Le Pen and Trump

A youth movement will be partying this Friday to 'Make America Great Again' — in Russia

A youth movement will be partying this Friday to 'Make America Great Again' — in Russia
Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum was the focus of a Russian smear campaign.

What it's like to be the victim of a Russian online smear campaign

What it's like to be the victim of a Russian online smear campaign
Russian President Vladimir Putin shakes hands with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia.

Today's Kerry-Putin photo op doesn't mean Moscow is coming in from the cold

Today's Kerry-Putin photo op doesn't mean Moscow is coming in from the cold
Supporters of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov continue to leave flowers on the bridge where he was shot down more than two weeks ago, within view of the Kremlin.

Growing doubts that Chechens are behind the Nemtsov assassination

Growing doubts that Chechens are behind the Nemtsov assassination
Protestors in the Crimean city of Simferopol come out support of the new government in Kiev.

Russian troops are stirring ethnic tensions that could tear Crimea apart

Masked Russian troops have moved into Crimea, with unmarked uniforms and heavy arms. Some of the residents cheer them, while others fear them. And they may be the undoing of the delicate ethnic balance in Crimea.

Russian troops are stirring ethnic tensions that could tear Crimea apart