A man from Nizhny Novgorod fought in Ukraine. When he returned to Russia, he killed his wife.

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.

March has seen a serious tightening of the screws of repression by the Russian regime.

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.

A defector offers insights into the daily life and paranoia of Russia's president.

On this, the 400th Day of Russia's War on Ukraine, we gather and share some telling data.

Russian authorities blame the "special military operation" for the disruption of infrastructural and social projects.

Moldova has passed a law labeling Romanian its national language amid suspected Moscow-fueled protests. 

Ukraine's legislative body is considering banning war-themed products after companies began naming foods and drinks after wartime events and massacres. 

The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Maria Lvova-Belova. Who is she?