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What the Mueller indictment means for blowback against U.S. officials, reciprocal interference by the United States, the state of U.S. preparation against renewed adversary electoral operations, and the practices of U.S. journalists.
Russia's use of private security forces with loose ties to the government is redefining the relationship between sovereignty and force.
Foreign funding for local NGOs can amplify underrepresented perspectives. That makes countries more democratic, not less.
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s annual address to the Federal Assembly may reveal his thinking on technological sovereignty.
The Russian election made Putin more like Stalin—with the West’s consent.
Some questions raised by Russian implants in U.S. networks, and U.S. implants in foreign networks.
In its response to Russia’s attack, the United Kingdom could use international legal institutions to walk the line between the shortcomings of economic and diplomatic sanctions and outright war.
How long can Russia and Turkey's rapprochement last?
Is Russia losing control of the war in Syria?
The Assad regime backs the Kurds fighting Turkey’s intervention, corruption investigations of Netanyahu conclude with recommendations for indictment, and Iran tries to contain a currency crisis.