Russia is now recruiting criminal suspects into the military.

Now that Fulbright has been declared an "undesirable organization," what will happen with its current and former Russian researchers?

Individuals involved in political cases are now five times more likely to be sent to psychiatric hospitals for compulsory treatment.

A teacher of high-school language and literature has resigned after being denounced by a colleague.

The trial of Zhenya Berkovich and Svetlana Petriychuk has been postponed yet again. 

Russia is locking up political prisoners at an astonishing rate. Mail is helping them survive.

A journalist is convicted for telling the truth, and emigrés offer some poignant vignettes.

Forgeries of ID documents have risen sharply over the past few years.

Dozens of Russian pensioners have ignited fires at military offices and banks due to telephone scams.

More than 100 persons have been killed by returning Russian soldiers since the beginning of Russia's War on Ukraine.

The rate of convictions for treason in Russia has more than doubled in the past two years.

Chechnya is banning music that falls above or below approved tempos.