Malta and Cyprus revoked "golden passports" for dozens of EU-sanctioned Russians and their families.

The band Imagine Dragons released a short film shot in Ukraine, telling the story of a teenager who survived Russian shelling.

Zelensky proclaims May 9 "Europe Day" before the WWII anniversary.

Pro-war journalist and politician Zakhar Prilepin's car exploded near Nizhny Novgorod.

Some poignant and brave “last words” of dissenters, and some notes about the resurgence of denunciations.

In which our correspondent visits Irpin and Bucha, offering thoughts on publicity and redemption.

The French embassy in Moscow received a package from Crimea with bones inside. The sender was a dead Italian producer.

The microfinance company tied to President Vladimir Putin’s ex-wife increased its profits by 66% in 2022.

Journalist and democratic activist Vladimir Kara-Murza has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for telling the truth.

Elon Musk responds to criticism regarding recent changes in Twitter policies.

The Ukrainian city of Poltava will remove statues of Pushkin and two Soviet generals following residents' protests.

The Russian government ordered Wikipedia to delete 133 pages about its war on Ukraine. Now the online encyclopedia may be banned in Russia altogether.