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Russian Tycoon Gunned Down
Russia’s Mikhail Kravchenko had it all—until he was killed in an apparent contract hit.... MORE
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Reclaiming Hercules
Turkey’s government is playing hardball to repatriate archeological treasures. MORE
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New Hope for Syria Ceasefire
A diplomatic solution to the year-long Syrian insurgency may be taking shape in Istanbul.... MORE
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Chernobyl’s Lessons for Japan
The Japanese avoided many of the Soviet Union’s catastrophic post-disaster missteps, though not all.... MORE
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Putin Wins (Again), and the Crowd Sighs
Supporters outnumber protestors, but neither side expects much change.... MORE
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Putin’s Fragile Victory
Despite an easy election victory, Russia’s new (and former) president has been weakened. MORE
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"Treason" in Turkey: A Witch Hunt?
Prosecutors wage war on suspected coup conspirators—but at what cost to the country? MORE
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Turks To Perry: We’re Not Terrorists
Turks respond angrily to Rick Perry’s claim that their leaders are 'terrorists,' writes Owen... MORE
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The Law Of Putin’s Jungle
The Russian leader may be in for a surprise: he misjudges his adversaries. MORE
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Is Sarah Ferguson Going To Jail?
Turkey has brought criminal charges against Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, writes Charlotte... MORE
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Arrest a Tipping Point in Turkey
A general’s arrest shows Erdogan’s shift from curbing military power to adopting its authoritarian... MORE
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Haunted By The Gulags’ Ghosts
If Russia dared to confront its traumatic Soviet past, could the country stop reliving it?... MORE
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This Is Not the Russian Spring
The outlook for a popular uprising against strongman-style rule in Moscow is bleak because Russians... MORE
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Putin's Reality Check
Russia’s once and future president took a drubbing in the polls this weekend.... MORE