March 31, 2022 Annihilating Mariupol: When is it a War Crime? At least eighty percent of Mariupol has been destroyed or damaged. An account of what has happened in the city through the eyes of two refugees – Alla, 87 years old, and Denis Hulai, 24 – both of whom managed to escape with their families. Military News Social Issues War Russia File
March 20, 2022 Russian Perspectives on the War in Ukraine An exploration of Russian perspectives on the war in Ukraine. Government Int'l Relations Military News Social Issues War Russia File
March 04, 2022 No War Please Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev writes a "no war please" message on a camera after a match. Film & TV Government Int'l Relations Military News Social Issues Sports War Russia File
February 25, 2022 Hashish, Putin, and a Libyan Beach Libyan police have recovered 323 blocks of hashish embellished with Vladimir Putin's portrait. Cities & Towns Government Law Social Issues Russia File
February 17, 2022 Battling Dementia, One Stitch at a Time Embroidery brings 84-year-old Yulia Aleshicheva peace and focuses her mind ravaged by dementia. But thanks to an enterprising grandson, her colorful art has many fans around the world. Art Health Pop Culture Social Issues Women Russia File
February 16, 2022 Crimes Against Hu-mine-ity A Russian teenager faces 5 years in jail for crimes committed in Minecraft. Children Law Pop Culture Social Issues Russia File
February 14, 2022 Reading Between the Palm Lines In the face of anxiety and uncertainty, sales of books about tarot cards, karma, and other esoteric, spiritual practices are skyrocketing in Russia. Business Pop Culture Social Issues Russia File
February 09, 2022 A Not-So Sobering Message “About the dangers of alcohol, volumes have been written on the benefits of more than one brochure! From lack of education, we walk for five days and crawl for two! And, on Saturday morning, Russia from space looks like.” – An unintelligible sign alerting Muscovites to the effects of alcohol. Cities & Towns Customs Food & Drink Moscow Social Issues Quote
February 08, 2022 A Cat Lady with a Cause Hundreds of kitties need homes in Novosibirsk – and this lady bought them one. Animals Environment Social Issues Russia File
January 22, 2022 Tykes Take to the Web A new study shows that the percent of Russian kids aged 3-6 using the internet has tripled in the last ten years, among other stats. Children Internet Social Issues Statistics Russia File
January 17, 2022 Nepotism Takes to the Ice The son of one of Putin's buddies was recently named the head of a professional hockey team, with no previous experience. Government Social Issues Sports Russia File
December 15, 2021 We're in Your Camp! Just Kidding A deputy from Russia’s Rostov Region, who lives in a home with décor that rivals a tsar’s, is suspected of making some of his money stealing from poor kids. Oh my. Family Government Social Issues Russia File