Russia Calls House Bill an “Act of War.” Will the Senate Block H.R. 1644?
By Gar Smith Top Russian officials are concerned that a bill passed by the US Congress will do more than increase sanctions on North Korea.
By Gar Smith Top Russian officials are concerned that a bill passed by the US Congress will do more than increase sanctions on North Korea.
By Alice Slater This week, the Chair of an exciting UN initiative formally named the “United Nations Conference to Negotiate a Legally Binding Instrument to
By David Swanson Just back from a week in Moscow, I feel obliged to point out a few things about it. Most people there still
By David Swanson Vladimir Posner, who spent his youth in the United States, France, and the Soviet Union, and who cohosted a show with Phil
By David Swanson As I was heading off to visit Russia, a friend told me of a friend who knew a Russian school teacher. I
By David Swanson Photo by Daily Progress. While I’ve been in Russia trying to make friends, back home in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, a group of
By David Swanson Dmitri Babich has worked as a journalist in Russia since 1989, for newspapers, news agencies, radio, and television. He says that he
Я понимаю, что войны и милитаризм скорее уменьшают нашу безопасность, чем защищают нас, что они убивают, калечат и уродуют взрослых, детей и младенцев, наносят серьёзный
By David Swanson I’ve been in Moscow some days now and have yet to meet an oligarch (although perhaps they don’t identify themselves). I have