Thomas Grove is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and LiveMint. With a focus on Russia and Eastern Europe, Thomas covers a wide range of topics including political instability, international conflicts, and the impact of these events on the region. His articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the complex dynamics of these areas.
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Thomas Grove's coverage focuses on evolving and breaking news stories, particularly in the realm of government & politics and world affairs. His articles cover geopolitical events primarily related to Russia, Poland, Ukraine, war, and international relations.
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The Kremlin leader has maintained a flurry of activity to draw attention away from Ukraine's invasion of Kursk.
By: Thomas Grove
In comments apparently aimed at the West, the Russian leader signaled his openness to talks but only along lines long dismissed by Ukraine as unworkable.
By: Ann M. Simmons, Thomas Grove
The Justice Department has named Sergei Kiriyenko as the curator of some 30 Internet domains aimed at misleading U.S. voters.
By: Ann M. Simmons, Thomas Grove
The Justice Department has named Sergei Kiriyenko as the curator of some 30 Internet domains aimed at misleading U.S. voters.
The Russian president earlier this year rebuffed Defense Ministry officials who had tried to convince him they needed more soldiers.
By: Joyu Wang, Georgi Kantchev, Thomas Grove
The attack on the militant group has prompted several investigations into the supply chain behind the devices that detonated this week.
By: Joyu Wang, Georgi Kantchev, Thomas Grove
The attack on the militant group has prompted several investigations into the supply chain behind the devices that detonated this week.
By: Alan Cullison, Thomas Grove, Brett Forrest
Eric Adams traded business-class tickets and illicit campaign funds for political favors, prosecutors allege.
By: Thomas Grove, Caitlin Ostroff, Will Parker
Eric Adams cleared a path for the opening of the troubled Manhattan skyscraper after the Fire Department flagged defects. “You are a true friend of Turkey,” the consul general replied.
By: Gordon Lubold, Aruna Viswanatha, Thomas Grove, Sam Schechner, Warren P. Strobel
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