The Obama administration said Friday it was pulling out of a civil society dialogue with Russia to protest the Kremlin's crackdown on dissent and new laws against nongovernmental organizations. -By BRADLEY KLAPPER|Associated Press
The Kremlin suddenly announced Thursday evening that a new law banning adoptions by Americans would not go into effect for another year, as criticism of the measure galvanizes the flagging opposition here. -By Will Englund/The Washington Post
The ramifications could be significant, as Russia has served as the largest outlet for children to be adopted into the United States for more than two decades. -By Scott Hamilton/Winston-Salem Journal
Russia's parliament on Tuesday ratified a long-awaited agreement with the United States regulating the adoption of Russian children by Americans. -By Nataliya Vasilyeva/Associated Press
Moscow Times proclaims that U.S. adoptions may be in jeopardy, and that has many families fearing they may have to start the process all over -
It was St. Patrick’s Day 1995, and John and Carole Bratcher were just starting to talk about the possibility of adopting a child from overseas.
The children at this orphanage, who range in age from 3 to 18, have only a 30 percent chance of being adopted by Russian families.
Foreign adoptions of Russian children down two-thirds. In-country adoption and foster homes encouraged.
There is nothing out of the ordinary about the stereo systems, clothes, dishes and lamps that Kyle and Bethany Balsis of Bristow hope to sell at their garage sale this weekend....
Glen Pyotr Blagdon and Grant Vasiliy Blagdon are five-year-old twins who live in Pool's Cove with their adoptive parents Glenda and Kevin Blagdon. The two boys were born a long way from...
Russia is a popular choice among Americans looking to adopt internationally. In 2007, 2,310 Russian orphan adoptions took place in the United States.
The Russian Education and Science Ministry is determined to thoroughly look into all circumstances surrounding the death of 1.5-year-old Dima Yakovlev, a Russian boy recently adopted by a...
The death of a Russian-born baby in the hands of his Purcellville adoptive father last week is sparking international strife between the child’s former country and the United States over...
Three international adoption agencies, including one that failed to inform Russia of the death of a baby in the U.S. this week, have been banned from operating in Russia, the country's...
Since 2000, Roxanne and Robert Booms of Lake City had been assured the three Russian children they adopted would automatically be considered United States citizens. And that's exactly what...
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