Journalist and democratic activist Vladimir Kara-Murza has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for telling the truth.

A popular singer's concerts have been canceled after being blacklisted by Russia.

The Navalny film won the Oscar for Best Documentary at the 95th Academy Awards.

A new hack into Russian radio and television stations reveals a vulnerable spot in the nation's airwaves.

Hackers intercepted radio stations in Crimea and played the Ukrainian national anthem, followed by the words, "Crimea will return home."

The news outlet Meduza has suggested that it is likely the Russian government will block YouTube in the near future.

Russian authorities plan to use artificial intelligence to scour the interwebs for undesirable political information.

The Russian government has asked the prosecutor's office to create a list of banned video games.

Fact and figures related to Russia's War on Ukraine.

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

Russian singer Monetochka released a music video on YouTube criticizing pro-government propaganda on television.

"I'm a fool. I didn't just cross the line, I erased it unintentionally... I think about every child, every mother, and every family. And I also think and suffer about every child on the other side, I dream that there would be no deaths, that children would not die. Believe me, the tear of every baby is my pain, my nightmare. I don't wish death on anyone, anyone."

– Anton Krasovsky, head of the Russian-language directorate of RT Russia