Michael Mcfaul
- All
- News
-
Ex-US Ambassador To Moscow Says Banned From Entering Russia
Russia has banned Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Moscow under President Barack Obama, from entering the country, McFaul and Russian Foreign Ministry sources said.
-
In Vladimir Putin's Russia, West Blamed for Boris Nemtsov's Murder
Kremlin opponent Boris Nemtsov's blood was barely dry on the Moscow sidewalk before powerful Russians came up with a startlingly clear conclusion: that the West was to blame.
-
Russia Makes Facebook Block Page of Vladimir Putin's Top Critic
Russian authorities convinced Facebook to shut off a page inviting people to attend a rally in support of an opposition politician, drawing ire from Internet users today.
-
Edward Snowden is 'safe and fine' in Russia, says his lawyer
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden was safe and felt fine after leaving the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, his lawyer said.
-
Edward Snowden waits at Moscow airport as US puts pressure on Russia
Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden today awaited permission to leave the Moscow airport where he has been stuck for over a month, as the United States stepped up pressure on Russia to send him back home.
-
US embassy asked activist to 'pass message' to Edward Snowden
The United States embassy in Russia passed on a message to Edward Snowden through one of the rights activists who met with the intelligence leaker, telling him he should be brought to justice, the activist said today.
-
US ambassador frustrated over Russian boy's death
The US ambassador to Moscow on Friday called on Russian authorities and media to stop "sensational exploitations" of the death of an adopted boy in the United States.
-
Ex-US Ambassador To Moscow Says Banned From Entering Russia
Russia has banned Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Moscow under President Barack Obama, from entering the country, McFaul and Russian Foreign Ministry sources said.
-
In Vladimir Putin's Russia, West Blamed for Boris Nemtsov's Murder
Kremlin opponent Boris Nemtsov's blood was barely dry on the Moscow sidewalk before powerful Russians came up with a startlingly clear conclusion: that the West was to blame.
-
Russia Makes Facebook Block Page of Vladimir Putin's Top Critic
Russian authorities convinced Facebook to shut off a page inviting people to attend a rally in support of an opposition politician, drawing ire from Internet users today.
-
Edward Snowden is 'safe and fine' in Russia, says his lawyer
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden was safe and felt fine after leaving the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, his lawyer said.
-
Edward Snowden waits at Moscow airport as US puts pressure on Russia
Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden today awaited permission to leave the Moscow airport where he has been stuck for over a month, as the United States stepped up pressure on Russia to send him back home.
-
US embassy asked activist to 'pass message' to Edward Snowden
The United States embassy in Russia passed on a message to Edward Snowden through one of the rights activists who met with the intelligence leaker, telling him he should be brought to justice, the activist said today.
-
US ambassador frustrated over Russian boy's death
The US ambassador to Moscow on Friday called on Russian authorities and media to stop "sensational exploitations" of the death of an adopted boy in the United States.
