September 30, 2024 "Prison Doll" Artist Sentenced A Russian artist has been sentenced for his "extremist" art. Art Law Politics Russia File
September 29, 2024 Russians Head East Russians are flocking to the Far East in growing numbers. Regions Transportation Travel Russia File
September 26, 2024 Another Year, No Signs of Their Husbands Wives of men mobilized in September 2022 protested for their loved ones in front of the Ministry of Defense. Dissent Family Men Military War Women Russia File
September 25, 2024 Bringing Russian Literature to a Higher Standard? A State Duma member is proposing a professional standard for writers. Culture Government Literature Russia File
September 24, 2024 Forced to Be Sorry In 2024, Russians publish public video apologies every two days. Dissent Politics War Russia File
September 23, 2024 From the Ukrainian Front Back to India Forty-five Indian citizens who were deceived into enrolling in the Russian army have been returned to India. Int'l Relations Military War Russia File
September 22, 2024 Rubles for Rubble? The Russian state has given more than five billion rubles, or $56 million, to some 35,000 residents in Kursk who have lost property due to Ukraine's counterattack on Russian soil. Regions Social Issues War Russia File
September 19, 2024 Fewer Want to Be Russians In 2023, persons seeking Russian citizenship is at its lowest rate in 10 years. Int'l Relations Russians Abroad Statistics Russia File
September 18, 2024 From Catcher in the Rye to Harvesting Rye Russian school curricula this year is less international and more militaristic. Education Literature Social Issues Russia File
September 17, 2024 A Record Not Worth Bragging About 2024 set a record for most people listed as "terrorists and extremists." Dissent Espionage Government Law Politics Russia File
September 16, 2024 Moscow Casualty of Ukrainian Drone A Moscow woman was killed by a Ukrainian drone. Government Moscow War Russia File
September 15, 2024 Gluten-full An investigation by Russian regulators finds that nearly a quarter of all "gluten-free" foods contain gluten. Food & Drink Government Statistics Russia File
