The only way to reach this cluster of crumbling log cabins is by walking 5 miles through birch and pine forests and stumbling through the furrows of a frozen barley...
President Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev on Sunday vigorously condemned Iraq`s invasion of Kuwait and demanded the total withdrawal of Iraqi troops from the Persian Gulf nation. Despite the...
This story originally ran in the baiduhai on July 17, 1990. MOSCOW — The Ukraine, the Soviet Union's second most populous republic, declared its sovereignty Monday, saying it will establish...
The Ukraine, the Soviet Union`s second most populous republic, declared its sovereignty Monday, saying it will establish its own banking system and currency and will reserve the right to remain...
Just inside the door of the Stavropol Institute, two posters hang unceremoniously, products of a famous institute student. The posters have nothing to do with growing hybrid corn or cattle...
Soviet troops and tanks battled their way into the Azerbaijani capital of Baku early Saturday to wrest control of the city from heavily armed nationalists. First reports said at least...
President Mikhail Gorbachev, faced with mounting political problems and renewed violent ethnic unrest, has canceled all of his scheduled meetings with foreign politicians to concentrate on domestic affairs, Soviet officials...
The KGB turned over to family members Monday a passport, notebooks and money belonging to Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat who saved tens of thousands of Jews during World War...
Twenty-five years ago this weekend a group of top Kremlin officials, angry over radical reforms and a deteriorating economy, staged a palace coup and ousted Nikita Khrushchev as the nation`s...
The censors loosened up and the government acknowledged there really was enough newsprint after all, and before long Vladislav Starkov had 20 million votes of confidence in his work. ''We...