As Vladimir Putin begins another six-year term as President, TAI asked the attendees of the PutinCon conference how to handle the Russian leader.

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A state bank’s acquisition of a major food retailer marks a milestone in the Kremlin’s takeover of private enterprise.

A tawdry tale of escort girls, yachts, and bribery surrounding a Russian oligarch pal of Paul Manafort that could kick off a new round of infighting within Russia.

As the election looms, the Kremlin is peddling a narrative that its exiled businessmen are begging to bring their money home. Don’t believe the hype.

The Trump Administration has undermined the deterrent effects of a law meant to prevent Russian meddling in future elections.

For the past year, the Central Bank of Russia has been systematically destroying the country’s private banks, consolidating immense financial power in the hands of the Kremlin.

The dubious conviction of a federal minister paints a dire picture of things to come in Putin’s next term as President.

Banning Russia from the Olympics does not create a political crisis for Putin. It actually helps him avoid one.

RT’s new filing as a foreign agent shows how lavishly funded its American operations are—and raises troubling questions about where all that money is really going.