Putin has issued a call to hunt down spies and saboteurs. The State Duma has prepared new “anti-sabotage” laws.

Russian graffiti artist Ffchw uses stenciled words to make his point. "No one has a right to be silent now," he says.

Some useful resources where you can easily, and safely, help those suffering from Russia's War on Ukraine.

In which we look back at Russia's performance in 2022.

A Tyumen resident at first convinced a court she was objecting to dried fish, not war. But the police were not having it...

Latvia annulled the Russian news network TV Rain's broadcasting license due to pro-Russian government narratives.

Opposition politician Ilya Yashin was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for posting a video about Russian crimes in Bucha.

A colonel in the Russian army is facing house arrest for two months for taking a washing machine as a bribe.

According to an internal, Kremlin poll, 55% of Russians favor negotiations with Ukraine, and only 25% are in favor of continuing the war.

A student in Karelia was reportedly disciplined for wearing a sweatshirt with an American flag on it.

China's UN representative has suggested that Beijing could perhaps mediate a peace deal between Kiev and Moscow.

Russians hankering for foreign alcohol can now rest easy: state ministries will oversee the delivery of international alcohol products through a parallel import system.