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Russia's Orthodox Church

Most Russians belong to the Orthodox Church. Under the Soviet Union, the Communists persecuted the Russian Orthodox Church for decades, but since...

An Orthodox Christmas

As many people around the world celebrate the New Year, Orthodox Christians are getting ready to celebrate their Christmas. From Kosovo to Ethiopia,...

Alex's Faith in God

Alex Prosvetov was born and raised in Russia and had a major drug addiction throughout his young adulthood. After a drug overdose that almost killed...

Georgians Rebuild in War's Aftermath

Georgia's attack on South Ossetia sparked a massive retaliation by Russia. Now the families are coping with the aftermath.

Israel Races Against Nuclear Time Clock

Russia's president said an attack on Iran would endanger the world. It's just the latest barometer of the stakes in the Mideast.

Russian Church Tried by Fire

In Russia, some Christians aren't allowed to have church buildings. One congregation in Moscow has been fighting to build a church for 15 years.

Is Russia Punishing Ukraine?

Russia says it shut off Ukraine's natural gas over a pricing dipute. Or is there something more behind it?

Georgians Rebuild in War's Aftermath

Georgia's attack on South Ossetia sparked a massive retaliation by Russia. Now the families are coping with the aftermath.

NATO: Still Unifying or Losing Its Edge?

Some will argue that after 60 years NATO is stronger than ever. But critics say NATO is a shell of its former self.

Putin: Russia’s Next Czar?

The Bush Administration has chastised Vladimir Putin for backsliding on democracy and amassing personal power.

Russia’s Flexed Muscles

Like the statues of Atlas near St. Petersburg's Hermitage Museum, Russia is flexing its muscles.  Its economy awash in oil and gas profits, the 15-...

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