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Harold Adrian Russell Philby, a British agent, defects to the Soviets in 1963 and becomes Comrade Kim.
In Samara, Olga provides companionship to the terminally ill, while Ivan carves gravestones in the Urals and Dmitry explores creative expressions of death in Novosibirsk.
Stormy Daniels narrates an examination of the FBI's investigation into the 2016 Trump Campaign's connections with Russia and its implications for American politics.
The New York Times reveals a Trump campaign meeting with Russians that summer.
Michael Clark discusses the intense fighting in Kherson and the Donbas region amid Russian shelling.
Russian forces escalate attacks in Donetsk as casualties mount on both sides.
Conan humorously addresses technical issues while discussing the Russians' Sochi Winter Olympics victory.
Overfishing by Europeans, Russians, Chinese, and Turkish fleets depletes Senegal's waters today.
Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter fight misinformation ahead of the next election.
Inside a dreary Moscow building, the world's first circus school trains young Russians in circus arts.
Russians flee to Georgia in mass exodus following Putin's mobilization order.
Vladimir Putin seeks global support from Russians to reclaim Russia's former glory.
Montenegro serves as a refuge for Russians fleeing the war in Ukraine and rising tensions.
Russians increasingly drink to numb post-Soviet pain, leading to record alcoholism rates.
Anton Kolomitsyn discovers a dangerous Stalin-era bunker in Russia's countryside.
Russians flee to Istanbul as fear of draft looms amid long border lines.
Russians report friends and relatives for opposing the war in Ukraine amid new laws.
Russians flee to Serbia to escape Putin's draft and face ongoing propaganda challenges.
In July 2006, Estonia faces a new siege from sex tourists drawn to its nightlife.
Ukrainian medics, led by Dr. Denise, treat wounded soldiers in a dangerous makeshift hospital.
An American FBI agent sells intelligence to the Russians for 16 years before arrest.
A ransomware attack in Del Rio disrupts city services and raises concerns about Russian hackers.
Russians use ghost ships in the Baltic Sea to map wind farms and threaten undersea cables.
Ukrainian forces push east, while residents flee Kupiansk amid ongoing conflict.
Russians seize Chernobyl, raising alarms over nuclear safety and escalating conflict in Ukraine.
Russians surround key Ukrainian cities, including Kiev and Kherson, on day eight of the conflict.
Nosa confirms seismic activity linked to explosions at Novakovka dam, likely by Russians.
President Zelinski vows to find Russians responsible for the execution of Ukrainian soldier Timothy Shadora.
A missile strike in Kiev causes destruction and fear among residents amid ongoing conflict.
Sean Bell Sean reports on missile attacks in Lviv, Ukraine, causing casualties and damage.
Bakhmut faces relentless attacks as ambulance crews treat injured civilians amid chaos.
Ukrainian orphans face danger as Russians attempt to take them from a Kherson orphanage.
The battle for Severodonetsk sees Russians gaining control while Ukrainians hold a chemical plant.
In Valleca Alexandrithika, a school repurposed as a Russian military base reveals remnants of occupation, including graffiti and fortified classrooms, after the retreat.
Ukrainians claim a breakthrough in Verbovi, disrupting Russian defenses near Robotine.
Ukrainian military hunts for Russians left behind, revealing destruction and lingering danger.
Georgian Fighters in The Georgian Legion battle Russians in eastern Ukraine.
Russians attack a school in Romney, killing four, while Ukraine strikes a missile system in Crimea.
Odessa residents prepare to defend themselves against a looming Russian attack.
A strike on Poland raises concerns about NATO's response under Article Five.
Zelenskyy describes Bakhmut's destruction and praises Ukrainian defenders amid the conflict.
Lord Daniel discusses Putin's pressure on Ukrainians and the fight for Kherson.
Sergey, known as the 'boy on the bridge,' reflects on his experiences guarding a bridge in Kyiv during the war while supporting fellow soldiers and maintaining hope.
Edward Stringer Edward reports on the Russian withdrawal from Kherson in Ukraine.
Russians finally enjoy spring in Moscow, but fear a government call-up for Ukraine looms.
Russians target Ukraine's electrical infrastructure, causing explosions and power outages in Kiev.
Chloe reports on the Russian advance in Donetsk and the situation in Kharkiv.
Ukrainian deminers, including a soldier named Zeus, face life-threatening challenges clearing landmines in liberated villages amid the ongoing counteroffensive against Russian forces.
