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09/28/2018 1:42 pm ET As a subscriber you鈥檝e probably seen plenty of our Moscow Bureau Chief Fred Weir鈥檚 stories probing the geopolitical storms swirling out of Moscow. But we were all recently reminded how Fred鈥檚 30-plus years of living in Russia have blessed him with a curiosity that can take you beyond the news cycle and into everyday Russia. One in a series of monthly profiles of Monitor journalists.

One year on, Russia's war in Syria is hardly the predicted 'quagmire'

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As tourists disappear, Bedouins revive ancient farming roots

How a vocal minority is keeping coronavirus hoaxes alive

Russia isn't the only threat to 2020 elections, says U.S. intel

Hillary Clinton breaks with Obama, says 'no' to Arctic drilling

'A Divided Spy' follows MI6 agent Thomas Kell through a maze of intrigue

Easter in Kiev. With the Russian Orthodox Church marking its 1,000th anniversary this year, a travel writer recalls an Easter visit to an ancient mo...

Nonfiction briefly noted. . .; Charmed by Russian people; Fast Train Russia, by Jay Higginbotham. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co. 114 pp. $10 .95.

One reporter's fascination with Siberia leaves readers asking for more

One year on, Russia's war in Syria is hardly the predicted 'quagmire'

In Russia, Putin's democracy looking more like a facade

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