In January 2027, war propaganda in schools will be expanded by adding another ''patriotic" lesson to the curriculum. 

A new federal law introduced on March 1 might change the way books, including classic Russian titles, are distributed.

Twitch banned Russian streamers for retransmitting a recruitment event for drone building by a Russian university.

A blogger uploaded a video message to Putin, saying people were afraid of him. Two days later, she thanked him.

Alexei Tolstoy's grandson, along with four people and a Tatar advocacy group, was declared a foreign agent on the same day.

The Russian president is seeing some of his lowest approval ratings in decades, and that's according to state media.

A Bryansk man was convicted of financing terrorism for transferring cryptocurrency to a banned Russian political organization.

A pro-war patriotic blogger suddenly spoke out against Putin and ended up in a psychiatric hospital.

In St. Petersburg, a man killed his friend thinking she was an English Spy.

Three activists blocked the doors of Roskomnadzor to protest internet surveillance and were arrested.

Many Russians have turned Maslenitsa celebrations into political statements.

A lawyer who represented dissidents and Ukrainian servicemen was convicted in absentia over comments about the Bucha massacre.