Russia sees benefits from US operation in Iran as Trump thinks Putin winning in Ukraine
U.S. President Donald Trump put the war in Ukraine on the back burner as he is consumed by Iran, allowing Russia’s Vladimir Putin to…
Kiryl Sukhotski
Kiryl Sukhotski is the executive editor for Russia at Independence Avenue Media, where he oversees coverage of U.S. foreign policy for Russian-speaking audiences. He previously worked at Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Born in Minsk, Belarus, he started his career at the BBC, covering Russia from Moscow and London. View full bio
Angela Stent: Distracted By Iran, Trump Believes Russia Is Winning In Ukraine
Angela Stent, a Georgetown University professor who previously advised the U.S. government on Russia while serving in the National Intelligence Council and at the…
“Mr. Nobody Against Putin”: Oscar-Nominated Director Exposes Russia’s War Propaganda In Schools
“Mr. Nobody Against Putin” is a documentary about Russian war propaganda nominated for an Oscar for best documentary film this year. Its American director…
“Mr. Nobody Against Putin”: Oscar-Nominated Director Exposes Russia’s War Propaganda In Classrooms
In 2022, shortly after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, an American filmmaker secretly connected with a Russian schoolteacher and videographer from Karabash, a run-down…
Nuclear arms treaty with Russia expiring is a good thing – former U.S. nuclear policy head
Franklin Miller, who ran the U.S. nuclear policy at the Pentagon for 15 years, says expiration of the only remaining bilateral nuclear arms treaty…
New START Is Dead. The Man Who Ran U.S. Nuclear Policy for 15 Years Says That’s a Good Thing
On Feb. 5, nearly 16 years after then-U.S. President Barack Obama and then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev sat at a gold-trimmed table in Prague Castle…
Russia’s star faded in Davos, but Moldova and Belarus take stage
While Moscow had no official representatives at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Russia’s ghost still haunted delegates — including those from the…
No Longer Davos’ Darling, Russia Fades as Moldova and Belarus Take Stage
In 2000, an American journalist at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, asked a simple question about the man who assumed…
