A new Russian documentary about the Magnitsky case takes tried and true propaganda methods to a new level in its attempts to sway the U.S. government.

What does a prominent Russian filmmaker’s apparent about-face—from Kremlin critic to a willing agent of Putin’s propaganda machine—tell us about the very nature of the Russian regime?

In all areas of human endeavor, perhaps, save one.

The U.S. should do more to let Russian pensioners know the Kremlin is too busy doling out billions to Putin and his buddies to give a damn about their welfare.

Britons vote on whether or not to remain in the European Union.

What Pope Francis, Prince Charles, Patriarch Bartholomew, Mother Teresa, Patriarch Kirill, and the next President of the United States have in common.

What’s behind Russia’s abduction of Estonian officer Eston Kohver? Signs point to more such incidents being in the offing.

In the words of a great writer, admirable actions may be another sign “that God has not given up on humanity”.

Europe’s illiberal democracies have gained a new member, and the world has taken notice.

If demographic projections hold, NATO is in even bigger trouble than we thought.