Kim Zigfeld
Kim Zigfeld is a New York City-based writer who publishes her own Russia specialty blog, La Russophobe. She also writes about Russia for the American Thinker and for Russia! magazine and is researching a book on the rise of dictatorship in Putin’s Russia.
Obama’s Unilateral Concession Emboldens Putin
The Russian dictator has become more aggressive since the president caved in to his demands on missile defense for Eastern Europe.
Putin’s Pal on the French Right Wing
Business mogul, newspaper owner, and French senator Serge Dassault pulls out all the stops for the Russian dictator.
Putin Murders Another Lawyer
Sergei Magnitsky, lawyer for a former Putin ally who challenged the regime's corruption, dies in prison after being tortured.
Russia Plays Nuclear ‘War Games’ with Poland
More fallout from Obama's abandonment of Eastern Europe, as Russia stages a mock invasion of its now defenseless neighbor.
Another Nail in the Coffin of Russian Democracy
Voter fraud in the local elections of October 11 was outrageous — even by Putin's standards.
Obama Warms to Medvedev, Ignores Pleas of Russia’s Terrorized Blacks
The president's utter disregard — or ignorance — of Russia's murderous racism.
Where in the World Is Alexander Podrabinek? Hopefully, Putin Doesn’t Know
The Kremlin critic is in fear for his life, hiding from Putin's stooges who have targeted him.
Wary of an Israeli Attack, Putin Arms Iran
Putin sells missiles to the Iranians, who worry that Israel may soon strike their nuclear sites.
Did Condé Nast Kill the Story of the Year to Appease Putin?
The only person still alive who can link Vladimir Putin to the staged 1999 Moscow bombings — which vaulted him to power — is talking. Condé Nast had the story, then suppressed it.
