Support The Moscow Times!
Contribute today
My account
Signout
×
Sections
Home
Ukraine War
News
Climate
Opinion
Business
Arts and Life
Podcasts
Galleries
Newsletters
TMT Lecture Series
Archive
Multimedia projects
Mothers & Daughters
Generation P
News
Ukraine War
Climate
Regions
Business
Opinion
Arts and Life
Podcasts
Archive
RU
My account
Signout
Support The Moscow Times!
Contribute today
Articles by Shaun Tandon for AFP
appropriated assets
Kyiv's Allies Vow to Make Russia Pay for Ukraine Invasion
A recent study by the World Bank, the UN, the EU and the Ukrainian government said the wider recovery of Kyiv's economy would cost $441 billion.
3 Min read
diplomatic push
Blinken Eyes U.S. Inroads in Central Asia as Ukraine Rattles Nerves
Unlike fellow former Soviet republic Belarus, Central Asian nations have not rallied behind Moscow over the war.
3 Min read
Air defense
Zelensky Says U.S. Aid Not 'Charity' on Triumphant U.S. Visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday directly appealed for long-term U.S. support on his first foreign trip since Russia's invasion, saying...
influence effort
U.S. Says Russia Has Sent $300 Mln to Meddle in Elections
"We think this is just the tip of the iceberg."
On the table
Resuming Talks With Russia, U.S. Offers 'Substantial' Deal on Prisoners
U.S. State Secretary Antony Blinken said he expected a telephone call "in the coming days" with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
tensions high
Lavrov Walks Out of G20 Talks as West Presses Moscow on Ukraine
Moscow's offensive is overshadowing the talks in Bali.
ticking clock
Little Hope of Breakthrough as U.S., Russia Hold High-Stakes Ukraine Talks
The two countries' top diplomats are expected to have a concise exchange as they determine whether diplomacy remains possible.
'high price'
West Warns Russia Against ‘Any’ Ukraine Incursion
The United States and its allies warned Moscow of grave consequences if "any" of the Russian troops massed on the border were to cross into Ukraine.
show of support
Blinken in Kyiv Urges Putin to Choose 'Peaceful Path' on Ukraine
After talks last week failed to ease fears, the White House warned that Russia was ready to attack Ukraine at "any point."
appeal to ally
Ukraine's Zelenskiy Seeks Biden's Support on NATO
The hard reality facing Zelenskiy is that his most ambitious goals for the U.S.-Ukrainian relationship face slow going.
reaching compromise
U.S., Germany Pipeline Deal Warns Russia, Seeks Ukraine Transit
The pipeline through the Baltic Sea has been vigorously opposed by Ukraine.
final formality
U.S. Extends New START Nuclear Treaty With Russia as Rifts Rise
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed off last Friday on legislation extending the accord.
cyber crimes
U.S. Offers $10M Reward Against Russian Election Interference
The reward marks one of the most public signs that members of Trump's administration are taking election meddling seriously.
new start
U.S. and Russia to Resume Nuclear Talks, but China Casts Cloud
"The ball is on the American part of the court," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said.