- 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.
Showdown looms as Ukrainian protesters battle police
After a night and day of clashes, both protesters and police prepared late Monday to push for an advantage.
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Putin: Gays will be safe at Olympics if they leave children alone
In visit to Sochi, Russia’s president apparently tries to reassure visitors alarmed by law limiting gay rights.
Russian mysteries at Sochi
What does Putin mean when he advises gay men and women to leave kids alone at the Sochi Olympics?
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- U.S. ambassador in Moscow uses social media to bypass official line
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- Putin travels east, comments on terror attacks
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- Putin says he will pardon Yukos oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky
- Ukrainian protesters demand systemic change
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