Despite Russia's invasion of Ukraine, 35,000 Hassidic Jews went on a pilgrimage to Uman, Ukraine, for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.

Russian lawmakers consider banning WhatsApp.

Former President George W. Bush reveals that he met the infamous mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin two decades ago.

Russian soldiers returned from the war in Ukraine will give new practical courses on security and defense for schoolchildren.

Finland has banned the entry of cars bearing Russian license plates.

The Kremlin is currently conducting not one, but two horrific wars.

Seventeen people were arrested in Cuba for tricking and trafficking men into fighting for Russia in Ukraine.

A Russian court acknowledged that a thumbs-up emoji carries the same legal weight as a signature.

"Barbenheimer" fever has arrived in Russia. Cinemas are ready to bypass the government's restrictions and Hollywood copyright in creative ways.

A G20 statement backs Ukraine but fails to place blame on Russia.

Russian education authorities are working on a new course for students on the "fundamentals of Russian statehood." But what does that mean?

On September 1, children returned to school in Russia. How are parents dealing with propaganda in schools' curricula?