- Kathy Lally
- Correspondent
Kathy Lally was a Washington Post editor before becoming Moscow bureau chief in September 2010. Earlier she worked in Moscow for The Baltimore Sun and witnessed the coup and fall of the Soviet Union. She covers the 15 republics of the former Soviet Union.
Russia protests to U.S. over alleged spy
The envoy is scolded over the affair that, despite lurid coverage, falls short of becoming a major incident.
U.S. spy caught in act, Russia alleges
U.S. diplomat is accused of trying to recruit Russian agent; Foreign Ministry says he must leave country.
Battle for Russia’s political future plays out in provincial courtroom
In Kirov, many don’t notice the trial of Alexei Navalny despite implications for democracy and its institutions.
Russia says no plans to sell advanced missiles to Syria
Foreign minister denies reports of a deal but says old contracts will be honored.
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- Putin pushes NGO foreign agent law
- Russia puts blogger Alexei Navalny, opposition on trial
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