One view of the situation.
Rwanda’s Kagame has over 260,000 followers on Twitter. Something revealing happened this week.
Tweets and blogs to push the message.
Liz Wahl refuses to work for Russian broadcaster anymore.
It goes back decades.
“They sit there across the pond as if in a lab running all kinds of experiments on the rats.“
The man behind the Magnitsky Act explains why now is the time to go after the Russian elite’s assets
Bill Browder says Putin could even be a target.
It’s not all about the numbers.
No domestic interviews in over a year.
When Putin wrote his New York Times op-ed in September, he was warning that exceptionalism could easily lead to overreach. It’s a fair point, but Putin, apparently, can’t take his own advice.
The Crimean Peninsula has been fought over for centuries.
Venezuela’s middle class had long been placated with arcane foreign exchange laws.
Adam Taylor writes about foreign affairs for the Washington Post. Originally from London, he studied at the University of Manchester and Columbia University. You can follow him on Twitter here.