Vladimir Putin

Hope for Syrian Rebels as Peace Talks Intensify

By Jared Malsin/Karkamis, Turkey

Inside Vladimir Putin's Pilgrimage to the Holy Mountain

By Simon Shuster

Exclusive: Putin Aide Defied Sanctions to visit Greece

By Simon Shuster / Mt Athos, Greece

Putin Says Democratic Party Hack Was a Public Service - But Russia Didn't Do It

By Kate Samuelson
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Group of British Teenagers Met Privately With Putin

Not even British Prime Minister Theresa May has had that opportunity

By Nash Jenkins

Team USA Is About to Be Kicked Off its Doping High Horse in Rio

America's tainted history on the track muddies the good guys storyline

By Sean Gregory / Rio de Janeiro

This Is Why Vladimir Putin Is Accusing Ukraine of Terrorism

Starting another war does not seem to be Russia's most cogent strategy

By Simon Shuster

Turkey and Russia Get Closer--and Worry the West

Last November, Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet near the country’s border with Syria, provoking fears in Western capitals that Ankara and Moscow might stumble into conflict. Russia then imposed sanctions that badly damaged...

By Ian Bremmer

Speaker Paul Ryan Calls on Russia to 'Stay Out of This Election'

The call came after Donald Trump encouraged Russian hackers to target Hillary Clinton

By Katie Reilly

Kaine Makes First Solo Appearance Since Veep Pick

Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine is quickly settling into his role as a joyful Donald Trump attack dog.In his first solo outing since securing the Democratic vice presidential nomination—and just hours before he is set to...

By Zeke J Miller / Philadelphia

Donald Trump Torpedoes 'Peace Through Strength'

Trump undercuts the decades-old U.S. embrace of deterrence through collective security

By Massimo Calabresi

How John Kerry Handled Turkey's Coup

Inside the U.S. Secretary of State's efforts to restore order to a world of spreading chaos

By Massimo Calabresi

Syrian Opposition: U.S. Not Confronting Russia 'War Crimes'

A top peace negotiator says the U.S. should "react more forcefully" to Russia's operations in Syria

By Casey Quackenbush

Russian Athletes' Dreams Crushed by Olympic Ban

Only one Russian athlete has been allowed to compete at the Rio Games - the one who blew the whistle on her country's massive doping program. TIME goes to the Russian championships to see what her peers have to say about that

By Eva Hartog / Cheboksary, Russia

Does 'Brexit' Mean Security Woes Are Next?

An upcoming NATO summit should offer clues

By Mark Thompson

Vladimir Putin: Brexit Is Result of 'Arrogance' From British Leadership

“It seems to me understandable why this happened"

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

In Sports and More, Moscow Is Bending the Rules to Get Ahead

On June 17, a few days after Russian soccer fans began running riot at the European championships in France, Vladimir Putin was asked to comment on his countrymen’s behavior. With a half-smile, the Russian President...

By Simon Shuster

Russian President Vladimir Putin to Visit Xi Jinping in Beijing This Week

Xi is attempting to drum up support for his “One Belt, One Road” development strategy

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

Twitter Under Fire for Suspending Russian Parody Accounts

The accounts were subsequently reinstated following mass online outrage

By Rishi Iyengar

Why a Win in a Dutch Court Is Making Vladimir Putin So Happy

A court in the Hague has quashed a $50 billion judgment against the Russian state. But President Putin's enemies from the Yukos affair aren't giving up anytime soon

By Simon Shuster
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