Putin Talks Like Russia's Next President, But Stays Silent On Whether He'll Run
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Friday October 20, 2017
Russian President Vladimir Putin, the presumed favorite to win a new six-year term next March, offered a message of renewal in a major address on Thursday. But he failed to deliver the news that Kremlin watchers have been waiting for: whether he will seek reelection.
Putin Says He Thinks Trump 'Agreed' With Assurances That Russia Did Not Interfere In US Elections
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Sunday July 9, 2017
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said that he thinks President Donald Trump agreed with his assurances that Moscow had not interfered in the 2016 presidential election, but suggested that reporters ask the US president what he thought
Watching Comey's Testimony, Moscow Shrugs Off Claims Of Russian Hacking
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Friday June 9, 2017
Russians are watching with morbid fascination as the American political establishment struggles to get to the bottom of how and to what extent Russia - their country - meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Russian Found Guilty Of Inciting Religious Hatred - For Playing 'Pokemon Go' In Church
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Thursday May 11, 2017
A judge in Russia's fourth-largest city has convicted a blogger who played "Pokemon Go" in a renowned Orthodox cathedral of inciting religious hatred and insulting the feelings of believers, the state RIA-Novosti news agency reported Thursday.
Putin Uses The Soviet Defeat Of Hitler To Show Why Russia Needs Him Today
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Monday May 8, 2017
A takeout sushi place offered a Victory Day roll, covered in black and orange roe. Superstores stocked balloons, coffee mugs, T-shirts and flip flops, all decorated in orange and black.
Russia Just Had Its Biggest Unsanctioned Protests In Years And Hundreds Are Now In Jail
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Monday March 27, 2017
A wave of unsanctioned rallies swept across Russia on Sunday to protest corruption in the government of President Vladimir Putin, in a nationwide show of defiance not seen in years, and one the Kremlin had tried in vain to prevent with bans and warnings.
Here Are 10 Critics Of Vladimir Putin Who Died Violently Or In Suspicious Ways
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Saturday March 25, 2017
Not everyone who has a quarrel with Russian President Vladimir Putin dies in violent or suspicious circumstances - far from it. But enough loud critics of Putin's policies have been murdered that Thursday's daylight shooting of a Russian who sought asylum in Ukraine has led to speculation of Kremlin involvement.
Donald Trump-Vladimir Putin Relationship To Soon Be Tested
World News | Karen DeYoung, David Filipov, The Washington Post | Saturday December 31, 2016
For much of this year, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have been engaged in a long-distance courtship. They have said kind things about each other in public and separately expressed visions of a mutually agreeable future.
No Survivors Found After Russian Military Plane With 92 On Board Crashes En Route To Syria
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Monday December 26, 2016
A Russian military passenger plane carrying dozens of Red Army Choir singers, dancers and orchestra members plunged into the Black Sea minutes after it took off en route Sunday to a military base in Syria, killing all 92 people on board, Russia's Defense Ministry said.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin To Democratic Party: You Lost, Get Over It
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Friday December 23, 2016
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has a message for the White House and Democratic leaders who accuse him of stealing their victory: Don't be sore losers.
Kremlin Likes The Hacking Attention, But Not The Blame
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Thursday December 15, 2016
The global power structure that the Russian leader has railed against has been thrown into confusion, and the Kremlin's fingerprints are widely seen to be all over it.
Group Names 40,000 Secret Police Under Stalin, Reviving Horror Of The Past
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Friday November 25, 2016
A Russian human rights group has published a database containing personal information about nearly 40,000 members of the notorious security force that carried out Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin's purges, shedding light on an ugly stretch of history the Kremlin would prefer to remain hidden.
Trump Could Deal With A Less-Belligerent Russia
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Sunday November 13, 2016
For all the misgivings about Donald Trump's penchant for saying things Vladimir Putin wants to hear, there is one possible positive outcome of the "bromance" between the president-elect and the Russian leader.
Matthew Lashes Haiti, Hits Eastern Tip Of Cuba
World News | William Branigin, David Filipov, The Washington Post | Wednesday October 5, 2016
Hurricane Matthew slammed into the southwestern coast of Haiti early Tuesday, unleashing 145 mph winds and torrential rains that threatened to wreak new devastation across a country still reeling from a ruinous earthquake six years ago.
US Abandons Efforts To Work With Russia On Syria
World News | Karen DeYoung, David Filipov, The Washington Post | Tuesday October 4, 2016
U.S.-Russia relations fell to a new post-Cold War low Monday as the Obama administration abandoned efforts to cooperate with Russia on ending the Syrian civil war and forming a common front against terrorists there, and Moscow suspended a landmark nuclear agreement.
Putin Talks Like Russia's Next President, But Stays Silent On Whether He'll Run
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Friday October 20, 2017
Russian President Vladimir Putin, the presumed favorite to win a new six-year term next March, offered a message of renewal in a major address on Thursday. But he failed to deliver the news that Kremlin watchers have been waiting for: whether he will seek reelection.
Putin Says He Thinks Trump 'Agreed' With Assurances That Russia Did Not Interfere In US Elections
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Sunday July 9, 2017
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said that he thinks President Donald Trump agreed with his assurances that Moscow had not interfered in the 2016 presidential election, but suggested that reporters ask the US president what he thought
Watching Comey's Testimony, Moscow Shrugs Off Claims Of Russian Hacking
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Friday June 9, 2017
Russians are watching with morbid fascination as the American political establishment struggles to get to the bottom of how and to what extent Russia - their country - meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Russian Found Guilty Of Inciting Religious Hatred - For Playing 'Pokemon Go' In Church
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Thursday May 11, 2017
A judge in Russia's fourth-largest city has convicted a blogger who played "Pokemon Go" in a renowned Orthodox cathedral of inciting religious hatred and insulting the feelings of believers, the state RIA-Novosti news agency reported Thursday.
Putin Uses The Soviet Defeat Of Hitler To Show Why Russia Needs Him Today
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Monday May 8, 2017
A takeout sushi place offered a Victory Day roll, covered in black and orange roe. Superstores stocked balloons, coffee mugs, T-shirts and flip flops, all decorated in orange and black.
Russia Just Had Its Biggest Unsanctioned Protests In Years And Hundreds Are Now In Jail
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Monday March 27, 2017
A wave of unsanctioned rallies swept across Russia on Sunday to protest corruption in the government of President Vladimir Putin, in a nationwide show of defiance not seen in years, and one the Kremlin had tried in vain to prevent with bans and warnings.
Here Are 10 Critics Of Vladimir Putin Who Died Violently Or In Suspicious Ways
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Saturday March 25, 2017
Not everyone who has a quarrel with Russian President Vladimir Putin dies in violent or suspicious circumstances - far from it. But enough loud critics of Putin's policies have been murdered that Thursday's daylight shooting of a Russian who sought asylum in Ukraine has led to speculation of Kremlin involvement.
Donald Trump-Vladimir Putin Relationship To Soon Be Tested
World News | Karen DeYoung, David Filipov, The Washington Post | Saturday December 31, 2016
For much of this year, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have been engaged in a long-distance courtship. They have said kind things about each other in public and separately expressed visions of a mutually agreeable future.
No Survivors Found After Russian Military Plane With 92 On Board Crashes En Route To Syria
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Monday December 26, 2016
A Russian military passenger plane carrying dozens of Red Army Choir singers, dancers and orchestra members plunged into the Black Sea minutes after it took off en route Sunday to a military base in Syria, killing all 92 people on board, Russia's Defense Ministry said.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin To Democratic Party: You Lost, Get Over It
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Friday December 23, 2016
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has a message for the White House and Democratic leaders who accuse him of stealing their victory: Don't be sore losers.
Kremlin Likes The Hacking Attention, But Not The Blame
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Thursday December 15, 2016
The global power structure that the Russian leader has railed against has been thrown into confusion, and the Kremlin's fingerprints are widely seen to be all over it.
Group Names 40,000 Secret Police Under Stalin, Reviving Horror Of The Past
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Friday November 25, 2016
A Russian human rights group has published a database containing personal information about nearly 40,000 members of the notorious security force that carried out Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin's purges, shedding light on an ugly stretch of history the Kremlin would prefer to remain hidden.
Trump Could Deal With A Less-Belligerent Russia
World News | David Filipov, The Washington Post | Sunday November 13, 2016
For all the misgivings about Donald Trump's penchant for saying things Vladimir Putin wants to hear, there is one possible positive outcome of the "bromance" between the president-elect and the Russian leader.
Matthew Lashes Haiti, Hits Eastern Tip Of Cuba
World News | William Branigin, David Filipov, The Washington Post | Wednesday October 5, 2016
Hurricane Matthew slammed into the southwestern coast of Haiti early Tuesday, unleashing 145 mph winds and torrential rains that threatened to wreak new devastation across a country still reeling from a ruinous earthquake six years ago.
US Abandons Efforts To Work With Russia On Syria
World News | Karen DeYoung, David Filipov, The Washington Post | Tuesday October 4, 2016
U.S.-Russia relations fell to a new post-Cold War low Monday as the Obama administration abandoned efforts to cooperate with Russia on ending the Syrian civil war and forming a common front against terrorists there, and Moscow suspended a landmark nuclear agreement.
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