Opinion News -News broke last month that a Chinese company with links to China's Ministry of State Security has been secretly data-profiling at least 35,000 prominent Australians. A leak revealed

Peter Sichel was one of the CIA’s first agents at the beginning of the Cold War. Studying new intel, he sees Russia’s trademark handiwork throughout Trumpworld.

In 2013, Pavel Vrublevsky’s life turned upside down when he was convicted of orchestrating a DDoS attack against a rival payments firm.

Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit exposes how a convicted criminal might obtain a European passport in Cyprus - for the right price. Undercover reporters reveal a two-track citizenship by investment scheme, where “problematic” applicants pay more money. The…

Six high-ranking Russian officials who are believed to be involved in the attack on the opposition leader Aleksei A. Navalny face asset freezes and bans on travel to the bloc.

The Russian anti-corruption activist, who nearly died in August, talks about his recovery and his future.

Thousands of anti-government protesters took over key intersections in Bangkok on Sunday, defying a ban on protests for the fourth day.

FBI agents reveal how they tracked and stopped a Russian spy ring operating in the U.S., tasked with gathering government secrets.

Four years ago, dozens of American officials stationed in Cuba started to hear odd cracks and humming in their ears – punctured by rushes of nausea, headaches, muddy vision, memory loss, disequilibrium, and lethargy – all key indicators of mild traumatic…

While our Beltway elites are obsessed with Russia and Putin, seeing in them a mortal threat to our democracy, close observers are seeing something else. Before the first Trump-Biden debate, moderat…

Andriy Derkach jumped into the fray even as Giuliani shrugged off concerns that his latest smears against the Biden family may be fueled by a foreign election-interference plot.

In this news, we discuss the UK media report that Putin is ill and poised to quit is nonsense, says Kremlin. The Kremlin on Friday dismissed as bogus a

When it came to planning his postelection fight, Trump was an Apprentice.

Early signs indicate that Russia’s leader is preparing for a deeply adversarial relationship with the next U.S. president.

The Kremlin has money to spend but is holding back in case Washington layers on new penalties.

The ownership of a luxurious mansion with tennis courts, swimming pool and a panic room is at the heart of a divorce battle featuring one of President Putin’s c