Russia

The United States cannot legitimately lead an international response to the illegal Russian aggression in Ukraine until it abides by international law itself.

Since 1945, dozens of governments, many of them democracies, have met a fate similar to that of the elected government of the Ukraine, usually with bloodshed, says John …

Paul Craig Roberts, former assistant secretary of the treasury under Ronald Reagan, argues that there's no evidence the American people support Washington's meddling in Ukraine.

Ukrainian government will be reckless enough to attempt to go into Crimea in force.

Our elites have established the most efficient system of mass surveillance in history. They have abolished most of our civil liberties.

Professor Aleksandr Buzgalin explains historical relations between the Crimea region of Ukraine and Russia, ahead of a referendum vote which could bring Crimea under greater Russian control.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is rebuffing warnings from the US and European Union as the crisis in Ukraine threatens one of the worst east-west standoffs since the Cold War.

For some time now, observers have been saying that Barack Obama seems more like a king than a president.

News organizations are supposed to inform readers about the world, not make stuff up.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has given the Department of Defense a possible reprieve from American citizens' war-weary thoughts.