The BBC recorded the name of the first Russian soldier born in 2005 to be killed in Ukraine.

A theater canceled a show after the playwright was convicted for "spreading fake news about the Russian army."

An almost-naked party drew backlash from conservative groups, prompting an investigation and the arrest of three attendees.

After a week of heavy snow, Voronezh locals painted snowdrifts with calls for the local government to finally remove them.

A viola player and music teacher's life changed forever after posting anti-war messages on social media.

Moscow bans QR codes on billboards in response to the Russian political opposition.

President Putin announced he would seek a fifth term in office in a way that surprised some.

The presidents of Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland refused to be photographed with Alexander Lukashenko at the COP28 in Dubai.

Alexander Gabyshev, a shaman who intended to walk 8,000 kilometers to exorcise Putin, celebrated his birthday behind bars once again.

A new report revealed that, in 2022, Russia proposed ending its attack on Ukraine, under one important condition...

A former Russian prime minister has been declared a foreign agent.

Russia's Ministry of Justice has filed a lawsuit to label LGBT Russians and their advocacy groups "extremists."