Simon Shuster

Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir (L) and Russia's President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a meeting at the Moscow Kremlin in July 2018

It's Business as Usual for Russians in Sudan, Despite Bashir's Fall

Sudan's Omar al-Bashir may have been ousted by a popular revolution on Thur...

Sudan's Omar al-Bashir may have been ousted by a popular revolution on Thursday, but his Russian allies are continuing their operations in the country, three Russian contractors in Sudan told TIME after the uprising. The...

Russian President Vladimir Putin gives his state of the nation address in Moscow on Feb. 20

How Putin Built a Ragtag Empire of Tyrants and Failing States

Russia has quietly built a network of influence among tyrants and failed st...

Russia has quietly built a network of influence among tyrants and failed states

Until January, Yulia Tymoshenko led polls as the most experienced challenger. Volodymyr Zelensky’s unlikely presidential run has upended the race.

She Was Next in Line to Be the President. He Plays One on TV. Who Will Win Ukraine's Election?

At first it was hard to tell whether the clip was serious. Standing next to...

At first it was hard to tell whether the clip was serious. Standing next to a Christmas tree, Volodymyr Zelensky, one of the most famous comedians in Ukraine, posted a video on New Year’s Eve...

She Was Next in Line to Be the President. He Plays One on TV. Who Will Win Ukraine's Election?

She was next in line for president He plays one on tv At first it was hard ...

She was next in line for president He plays one on tv At first it was hard to tell whether the clip was serious. Standing next to a Christmas tree, Volodymyr Zelensky, one of the...

Vladimir Putin, center, watches the launch of a new Russian hypersonic missile system on Dec. 26

The Rift Between the U.S. and Europe Brings Nuclear Risks

It's been the stuff of nightmares ever since the Cold War: U.S. officers de...

It's been the stuff of nightmares ever since the Cold War: U.S. officers detect a Russian missile taking flight, and they have just a few minutes to counsel the President on how to react. Under...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel (R) and US vice president Mike Pence chat during a photocall before biliteral talks during the 55th Munich Security Conference (MSC) on Feb. 16, 2019 in Munich, Germany

Russia and China Are Driving a Wedge Between Estranged U.S. and Europe

“If a wedge opens up, you exploit it. You drive it as deep as you can.”

People attend a funeral ceremony for Russian director Alexander Rastorguyev, who was recently killed during a reporting trip in the Central African Republic, at a cemetery in Moscow on Aug. 7, 2018.

Russians Indicted by Mueller Linked to Murder of Journalists in Central African Republic

A pair of Russians indicted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller for meddling ...

A pair of Russians indicted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller for meddling in the U.S. elections of 2016 were involved in a plot that led to the murder of three Russian journalists in Africa, according...

Simon Shuster

It's Business as Usual for Russians in Sudan, Despite Bashir's Fall

How Putin Built a Ragtag Empire of Tyrants and Failing States

She Was Next in Line to Be the President. He Plays One on TV. Who Will Win Ukraine's Election?

She Was Next in Line to Be the President. He Plays One on TV. Who Will Win Ukraine's Election?

The Rift Between the U.S. and Europe Brings Nuclear Risks

Russia and China Are Driving a Wedge Between Estranged U.S. and Europe

Russians Indicted by Mueller Linked to Murder of Journalists in Central African Republic

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