Thomas Grove
Correspondent, Moscow Bureau at The Wall Street Journal
Eyes on Central and Eastern Europe, Russia and Ukraine for The Wall Street Journal. Previously in Turkey, Central Asia, and Central Pennsylvania.
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1 day ago |
tovima.com | Joe Parkinson |Drew Hinshaw |Thomas Grove
Sergei Beseda, known to the CIA as ‘the Baron,’ also figured in one of the world’s biggest prisoner swapsThe Riyadh Ritz-Carlton was under lockdown last month and Russia-U.S. talks over the fate of Ukraine were entering their 13th hour when two wooden doors flung open to reveal the reclusive spy general helping lead the Kremlin’s negotiations. Col. Gen. Sergei Beseda marched forward until he saw cameras flashing, then shuffled awkwardly and offered a tight smile.
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2 days ago |
wallstreetjournal.postimees.ee | Thomas Grove
Päevatoimetaja:Urho [email protected] vihjeThe Wall Street JournalTellijaleArtikli sisu pärineb partnerväljaandest The Wall Street Journal. FSB relvastatud piirivalve 2024. aasta suvel Kaliningradis. Foto: Sergei Savostyanov / Zuma PressViimastel nädalatel on Vene väed viinud läbi terve sõjaõppuste seeria Kaliningradi oblasti ranniku lähistel – Venemaa eksklaav, mida ümbritsevad NATO liikmesriigid.
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1 week ago |
wallstreetjournal.postimees.ee | Thomas Grove
Märtsikuise Ar-Riyāḑi Ritz-Carlton oli lukku pandud ning Vene-Ameerika kõnelused Ukraina saatuse üle väldanud kõvad kaksteist tundi, kui puust paraaduksed valla paiskusid ning paljastasid salapärase luurekindrali, kes Kremlil läbirääkimisi juhatada aitas. Kaameraid surisemas nähes naeratas kindralpolkovnik Sergei Beseda kuidagi ujedalt. Fotografeeritud on Venemaa ühte mõjuvõimsamat luurajat haruharva, kuid ühtäkki oli temast tehtud avaliku elu tegelane.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Thomas Grove
Updated April 14, 2025 6:16 pm ETHungary’s parliament passed constitutional changes to clamp down on LGBTQ rights and potentially suspend some dual citizenships, bolstering Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s campaign to promote what he calls traditional values. Facing a galvanized political opposition that has fueled large protests in Budapest in recent months, Orban has sought to stir his conservative base ahead of parliamentary elections next year. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Joe Parkinson |Drew Hinshaw |Thomas Grove
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