The Russian State Duma has approved Criminal Code amendments that introduce life imprisonment for treason. And not just spies are at risk.

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

Journalists discovered a scheme in which a Russian entrepreneur bought planes in the EU, bypassing sanctions.

The Russian government ordered Wikipedia to delete 133 pages about its war on Ukraine. Now the online encyclopedia may be banned in Russia altogether.

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

Vladimir Putin revoked a 2012 decree aimed at economic integration with the EU and supporting Moldovan sovereignty.

A court in Barnaul sentenced an independent Russian journalist for "fake news" about the Russian army.

The Kontinental Hockey League told Team Siberia to stop fans from singing "Glory to Siberia" during Russia's national anthem.

Kyiv-Mohlya Academy has banned the Russian language inside the institution.

The Russian parliament passed a bill that allows legislators to not disclose their tax returns to the public.
 

On January 26, Russia’s Prosecutor General declared the popular publication Meduza an “undesirable” organization.

A Russian “hero” of the war in Ukraine was convicted for not showing up for military service.