Russian President and Indicted War Criminal Vladimir Putin had a bad day.

The International Fencing Federation greenlit the return of Russian and Belarussian fencers to tournaments — and the Olympics.

A new hack into Russian radio and television stations reveals a vulnerable spot in the nation's airwaves.

The Wagner Group's new youth club sponsors pro-militaristic activities and suggests it undertakes recruitment by hypnosis.

Russia is developing a new type of military strategy to account for the use of nuclear weapons.

Russia reactivates tourism from China for strategic reasons: to buy weapons from Beijing for the war in Ukraine.

Hackers intercepted radio stations in Crimea and played the Ukrainian national anthem, followed by the words, "Crimea will return home."

The Saudi foreign minister visits Ukraine for the first time in 30 years.

A Russian shopkeeper's picture went viral after using the walls of his shop to express opposition to the invasion of Ukraine.

After a year of horrific war, why does a magazine like Russian Life continue? Why not simply wash our hands of it and walk away?

Six pregnant Russians were detained while entering Argentina, prompting a criminal investigation into birth tourism agencies.

Russia will install face-recognition systems at its borders, violating a law against the forced collection of biometric data.