New classes are popping up in Russian schools to discuss the invasion of Ukraine.

Putin opened a new highway in Yekaterinburg Oblast, remotely.

The State Duma is considering a bill to outlaw "child-free" ideology.

After charging President Putin with high treason for the invasion of Ukraine, seven lawmakers have been summoned by the police.

"I love you."

– Journalist Ivan Safronov after being sentenced to 22 years in prison for treason

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to pay Ukrainian refugees in Russia monthly and one-time payments.

Russia's second-largest city has announced that COVID restrictions will stay in place until the end of October.

A Moscow political candidate was arrested after a woman discovered a Pro-Navalny post on his Twitter from five years ago.

Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev, the Communist Party Leader who unleashed democracy, glasnost, and perestroika, has died.

The Russian state is preparing to pass new laws banning "gay propaganda" after a recent book led to public outrage.

Russia aims to increase the size of its army by 10 percent in the coming months.

The possibility of another Chernobyl incident brings Turkey to Ukraine's side.