Alan Cullison is a Moscow Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. He has also written for Financial News and MarketWatch. His articles cover a range of topics including Russian politics, international relations, and conflicts in the Middle East.
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International politicians are descending on Washington for the NATO summit, but their focus is on the Republican presidential contender.
At the NATO summit, the Ukrainian president pushed for more aid, with a nod to political realities.
By: Alan Cullison
With a potential Iran attack looming, U.S. officials are pressuring all sides to make a deal.
By: Lara Seligman, Alexander Ward, Alan Cullison
U.S. officials think Tehran is exercising restraint amid negotiations, but a breakthrough continues to appear elusive.
By: Matthew Dalton, Alan Cullison, Joel Schectman
Pavel Durov had lunch with the French president six years ago. His phone was hacked the previous year by French and UAE spies.
By: Alan Cullison, Lara Seligman
With clock running down ahead of November elections, the administration is weighing loosening restrictions on Kyiv’s strikes in Russian territory.
By: Alan Cullison, Thomas Grove, Brett Forrest
Eric Adams traded business-class tickets and illicit campaign funds for political favors, prosecutors allege.
By: Joel Schectman, Sam Schechner, Alan Cullison
Even murder and terrorist plots are often discussed publicly on the app, giving authorities critical leads.
By: Alan Cullison, Sam Schechner, Joel Schectman
Even murder and terrorist plots are often discussed publicly on the app, giving authorities critical leads.
Warm words between President-elect Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin don't necessarily signal a thaw in relations between the U.S. and Russia.
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