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Carl Schreck, RFE/RL

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September 30, 2020
RFE/RL Exclusive: Mystery Over Russian's Suspected Poisoning Deepens with New FBI Records

US government seeks to delay release of more than 1,000 pages of documents related to suspected poisoning of Russian opposition activist Vladimir Kara-Murza, part of a multiyear struggle involving a case that has reached top levels of White House, U.S. intelligence community, and Congress
March 07, 2017
Ukraine Envoy: US Supports Kyiv Against 'Russian Aggression'

Visiting Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin meets with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who he says allayed concerns that closer ties between US and Russia could be detrimental to Ukraine
December 16, 2016
American Accused in Massive Wall Street Cybertheft Deported, Faces US Charges

American man whom US prosecutors have accused of organizing largest known cyberattack on Wall Street has been deported from Russia to United States
February 28, 2015
Could Nemtsov Threaten Putin in Death as in Life?

Dynamic and debonair opposition leader had supported liberal economic reforms, criticized Russian president's aggression in Ukraine
June 23, 2014
New Ukraine FM Seen Bringing Sober Style to Kyiv Diplomacy

Pavlo Klimkin’s background seen as confirmation that President Poroshenko attaches priority to developing Kyiv's relationship with EU
May 20, 2014
FBI Wary of Possible Russian Spies Lurking in High-Tech Sector

Federal Bureau of Investigation's Boston office began calling attention to issue after publishing a white paper on subject late last year

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