Russia

Former U.S. intelligence officers are stumped as to why Trump’s son-in-law and adviser would set up a secret backchannel with Russia

The President’s political tormentors are now asking questions about the underworld, organized crime and money-laundering.

The White House has a communications problem. But it goes far beyond that.

Scott Feschuk imagines future scoops as Trump’s White House, patching up leaks and spiralling into lies, grapples with increasingly dire straits

Canada is gearing up to lead a NATO mission in Latvia. Why are troops there?

As a chess legend, Garry Kasparov always looks several moves ahead—and his new book envisions what the future will hold

As Western nations consider punishing pro-Assad Russians with further sanctions, browse the full list of those already blacklisted by the West

With thousands-strong demonstrations, youth are mobilizing in Russia—all proof of a vital shift in how they consume information

Corruption and murder have drawn Russians into the streets. Meanwhile Canada is still dithering and delaying over basic sanctions.

Trump has all the power he needs to get the FBI director out of his hair. But the fallout could threaten his presidency.