Vladimir Putin

Mongolia’s recent decision not to enact an ICC-issued arrest warrant for the Russian president reflects its attempts to maintain independence, sandwiched between two superpowers

The Hague has two international courts that deal with genocide, but they have very different remits

The aborted Wagner group ‘mutiny’ grew out of an intensifying intra-elite feud in Russia – and it creates a growing problem for Vladimir Putin

Russia has voted to change the country’s constitution. The amendments shore up Vladimir Putin’s power but also have serious implications for foreign policy

Proposed constitutional reforms significantly weakening the authority of the Russian president suggest Vladimir Putin is considering life as an ex-president - with some caveats

Russia’s ban on the movie reveals how much the Kremlin fears losing its grip on power

As Vladimir Putin seeks a fourth term as President, should the West complain or just work with him?

One hundred years after Red October, when Vladimir Lenin and his Bolsheviks took power, the revolution is still a difficult subject for modern Russia

Vladimir Putin’s pursuit of returning Russia to ‘Superpower’ status hinges on weakening the European Union

The Russian President has added an extra element to the troubled Middle East by launching his jets on rebel and Islamic State targets in Syria