Topic: Boris Yeltsin - CSMonitor.com

Japan and Russia want to finally end World War II, agree it is 'abnormal' not to

Today's summit between Shinzo Abe and Vladimir Putin comes at an opportune moment but may founder on the old problem of the Kuril Islands, which Japan still wants back.

Chechen identity looms over Boston Marathon bombing suspects

Russian beauty queen puts spotlight on Russia's official corruption

Vladimir Putin to get a new, Russian-made ride

Roman Abramovich prevails in Russian oligarch court battle

The Monitor's View Russia protests keep democracy dream alive

Opinion Russia should be rewarded with NATO membership

Putin inauguration: World view of a Russian feeling dissed

Opinion Russia protests are overblown by West. Putin is here to stay.

Opinion A weakened Putin is questioned abroad, under siege at home

Opinion For nuclear security beyond Seoul, eradicate land-based 'doomsday' missiles

Opinion Russian elections: US and Europe must rethink the 'reset'

Russia worried about a nuclear Iran, but leery of US sanctions

Defying Putin: 7 Russians to watch

After Russia's elections, public anger at Putin: Can he fix corruption?

Why opposition is urging voters to sabotage ballots in Russia election

Putin's next marquee moment: Russia's presidency

How Occupy Wall Street is testing the next US president

Mikhail Gorbachev: We should have preserved the Soviet Union

Opinion The cost of a Putin presidency 2.0 in Russia

The forgotten victims of 'Russia's 9/11'

The Monitor's View Leadership lessons for Obama in Russia's 1991 revolution

The Soviet August Coup still resonates 20 years later

Gorbachev criticizes Putin's Russia as backsliding on democracy

Yelena Bonner: Are there any dissidents like her in Russia today?