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.

The Kremlin's "spring offensive" to shutdown the mobile internet, VPN services and Telegram, has revealed a dysfunctional regime.

How Russia reacts to the success of the documentary movie that shows the world Russian propaganda in schools.

A man in Moscow Oblast was fined for reposting a video of sheep with the letter "Z" on their wool.

Putin says Russia's defense products have a great price-to-quality ratio. We're not so sure.

A new BBC podcast delves into Putin's connection to the 1999 apartment building bombings.

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

A Moscow museum dedicated to victims of Soviet repression will be replaced by a new institution focused on what officials call "genocide of the Soviet people" during World War II.

Russian schools are returning to the Soviet system of evaluating children's behavior.

Russian authorities plan to crack down on dual citizens, adding penalties for those who fail to disclose a second passport.