An Iranian businessman who owns shares and sits on the board of a private Tehran-based company that has been sanctioned by Canada for co-ordinating the transport of weapons to Russia has a registered...

We know how appeasement ends.

The cracks in Putin’s regime are widening, accelerated by the Ukrainian counteroffensive. The West must recognize this pivotal moment and intensify its support for Ukraine’s mission to reclaim its...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is visiting Latvia this week and Canada is expected at some point to extend its deployment near the capital of Riga beyond 2023

This week Russians are voting on proposed changes to the country’s constitution which, among other things, would allow Vladimir Putin to remain in office until 2036. The opposition has been calling...

Indictment alleges Russians enlisted Lauren Chen and Liam Donovan in scheme to ‘shape public opinion’

This information, of course, isn’t coming from Ottawa. Transparency isn’t the Canadian way

Critics say Russia-1, which is home to “Evening with Vladimir Solovyov,” and others spread Kremlin propaganda, incite hate towards Ukrainians.

Sanctions against the Kremlin propaganda channel Rossiya Segodnya (Russia Today) are forcing the Russian state-controlled media portal Sputnik organization to move out of its rental space in Tallinn...

Russia launched a wide-ranging offensive against Ukraine early Thursday morning local time and the conflict is pitting Ukrainian forces against Russian invaders around nearly all of the country’s...

Vladimir Putin sees energy as a commodity and a weapon that can be used to coerce and threaten European states to advance the interests of his regime.

An English-language station has been yanked from Canadian channel listings, but RTR Planeta and Channel One Russia remain; one critic in Toronto says the former is full of ‘hate-mongering.’

Ukraine says 34 officers were killed including Black Sea fleet admiral Viktor Sokolov in its missile strike on Sevastapol last week

The chess grandmaster on speaking out against Vladimir Putin and why he cannot choose the best player ever

Companies that prioritize profits over human lives must be held accountable, not given a free pass on sanctions violations; they should be subjected to public scrutiny and our most severe

Abuse of the Red Notice system presents considerable risks for critics of authoritarian regimes. Canadians too, could become targets of this abuse.

Citing the grounded turbine, Russian-state owned Gazprom has cut capacity along the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, which runs under the Baltic Sea to Germany, by as much as 60 per cent

This is despite Canada circumventing its sanctions to repair turbines for Gazprom’s Nord Stream pipeline

U.S., Britain and E.U. imposed further penalties last week, but Ottawa says sanctions are just ‘one tool in the diplomatic tool kit’

Funds or property seized from Russians, for instance, could help Ukraine rebuild or used as compensation for those affected by the war

This report presents research by CAIDAC, DisinfoWatch and Digital Public Square detailing Russian efforts to influence Canadians’ perceptions of the war in Ukraine over the last two years. We...

Abuse of the Red Notice system presents considerable risks for critics of authoritarian regimes. Canadians too, could become targets of this abuse.

Exclusive: MPs who drew up Russia report suppressed by PM were told of ‘infiltration’

HFX wanted to honor Taiwan's president with the prestigious John McCain award. But Canada feared poking the Chinese bear.

Canada, alongside key partners, strongly condemns activities carried out by Russian state-owned media entity RT—formerly known as Russia Today—to attempt to diminish Western public support for...

Ukrainian students are facing an increase in anti-Ukrainian hate symbols and harassment on Canadian university campuses, student clubs say.

Newly surfaced emails indicate that Natalia Veselnitskaya, the Russian lawyer who met with Trump campaign associates in 2016, once worked with Russia’s chief legal office in an effort to thwart the...

Although the recent killing of Navalny has dimmed the hope for a free and democratic future for Russia, a flame of hope remains, kept alive by those who continue to

Russian President Vladimir Putin has weighed in on the scandal that led to the resignation of former Speaker Anthony Rota, calling him an "idiot" if he didn't understand that by fighting against...

Canada should recognize the possible risks of software from Russian firms on our civilian and defence infrastructure, writes Marcus Kolga.

Moscow's insistence on the inclusion of figures with no apparent relationship to the conflict in eastern Ukraine during a recent prisoner exchange has exposed the nationwide scale of Russia's hybrid...

Despite continuing violations against Canadians by human-rights abusers around the world, Ottawa’s diplomats don’t appear to be using every tool in the toolkit

The study tracked Russian information-warfare campaigns it said were tailored to Canadian audiences on Twitter

The imprisoned opposition figure’s vision for a free and democratic Russia is something the democratic world needs to support

Canada’s Hunka scandal is a demonstration of how when history is complicated, it can be a gift to propagandists who exploit the appeal of simplicity.