The United Russia party has developed a code of conduct for deputies when they are interacting with media.

A St. Petersburg legislator initiated legal action against Putin for calling the war in Ukraine "war," violating his own laws.

Russians are being fined for their dreams, "likes," and "silent support."

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

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

The director of a nature reserve near Novosibirsk has been arrested for illegally hunting inside his park.

President Vladimir Putin signed a law against LGBTQ "propaganda." Is this only a homophobic act? Or is it part of something bigger?

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

In a November 30 speech, President Vladimir Putin said the next big challenge for his government will be raising the economic well-being of Russians.

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

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

President Putin has called for automotive companies to keep car prices low.