Russia

Russian election hacking: The Manchurian Candidate come to life?

December 16, 2016 By Chauncey K. Robinson

In a sea of increasingly bizarre, negative, and sometimes fake news, should we take the Russian hacking scandal seriously?

Neither candidate accepts changed role of U.S. in world

October 4, 2016 By Conn Hallinan

The U.S. remains a superpower, but is no longer as powerful as it once was.

NATO games 2016: War machine slipping under the radar?

July 7, 2016 By Henry Lowendorf And Ben Sears

NATO recently wrapped up the largest war games in Eastern Europe since World War II. Some say the alliance's actions are pushing Europe toward a new Cold War.

Baiting the bear: NATO and Russia stumble toward new Cold War

May 3, 2016 By Conn Hallinan

U.S. and European leaders say Russia is becoming more "aggressive" lately; with NATO troops on its border, Moscow sees things differently.

American-Russian analyst laments the new Cold War

April 29, 2016 By Eric A. Gordon

American-born Justin Lifflander, graduate of Cornell University, arrived in Russia (then the USSR) in 1987 as a driver-mechanic for the U.S. embassy in Moscow.