The Russian Prosecutor General's has declared Novaya Gazeta Europe "undesirable" due to its independent reporting.

After Wagner Group's uprising, the State Duma announced new regulations, but did not ban the organization.

A dissident in Rostov-on-Don reported torture and death threats while in prison. He was found dead a day before his trial.

A bill was introduced to the State Duma that would ban gender-affirming surgery and gender changes in official documents.

The State Duma is going to give the FSB the right to take away passports at the border.

The Ukrainian Parliament has adopted a resolution that describes Russia’s current regime as "ruscism."

A court in Moscow fined a pastry chef for anti-war and anti-Putin cakes.

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.