Russia

By invading and annexing Crimea, Russia has raised the spectre of outright war with NATO

If we want to put the brakes on Putin’s expansionism, all we have to do is wait

Letters: Maclean’s readers have their say

Russia’s travel ban on the Speaker of the House of Commons raises questions

In a world of separation anxiety, a few kind words for large, complicated, multi-ethnic, hard-to-manage nation-states

He took Crimea. The fear now is that Putin won’t stop there.

Post-referendum, Crimea may become a puppet state—and stop Ukraine from ever joining Europe

Like the U.S.S.R., Putin’s Russia is dangerously exposed to swings in energy prices

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Crimea has touched off a high-stakes, Cold War-style clash—one that Russia can’t afford to lose

Tossing Russia from the G8 makes good sense. There’s no reason to allow Putin a sheen of respectability.