The Soviet Union’s Tupolev Tu-4 strategic bomber, which entered service in 1949, represented one of the most glaring episodes of intellectual property theft in aviation history.

Russia has formally recognized the Taliban government in Afghanistan, a significant shift driven by security concerns and ...

Some reflections on the role of RFE/RL in bringing the voice and hope of freedom to the peoples subjugated by Moscow’s ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is entering trade negotiations with a grand strategy inspired by his understanding of what the ...

U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed Iran, Ukraine and other issues on Thursday in a ...

Amid Russia’s escalating nuclear threat, the UK is expanding its nuclear fleet. Which countries have nuclear weapons, and ...

How Russia’s cognitive warfare reshapes reality to undermine the West, using perception, propaganda, and psychological ...

An emboldened Russia has ramped up military offensives on two fronts in Ukraine. That is scattering Kyiv’s precious reserve ...

Azerbaijan's Prosecutor General has now launched a criminal case accusing Russian police of torturing and deliberately ...

Russia has warned that NATO’s rising defence budgets could backfire, as Moscow plans to cut its military spending next year ...

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday that Moscow planned to cut its defence spending, but that he thought a ...

The latest one, in April, occurred 80 kilometers east of Moscow at the Grau ammunition depot. More than a square kilometer was scorched by the explosions, destroying 105,000 tons of munitions. Some ...