Authorities spent ten times more money on barrage shelters in Moscow and the Moscow Oblast than in regions bordering Ukraine.

Roskomnadzor ordered the App Store to ban four VPN services. So how will Russians evade internet restrictions?

A man painted "No to War" on his car and his roof in the colors of the Ukrainian flag, but was investigated for "terrorism."

Sociologists spent a month living in small-town Russia to understand how Russians feel about the war in Ukraine.

Russian teenagers become military volunteers for an idea, and to enter universities.

Russia is now recruiting criminal suspects into the military.

Sirens and warnings of shelling are daily occurrences in regions that border Ukraine.

Putin's recent trip to North Korea signifies a continued, but not surprising, turn from the West.

Nearly 200 tons of old blankets were sent to Ukraine via the Russian Post. But many have disappeared, and their recipient is elusive.

Hundreds of Russian soldiers who left their service without permission are being held in military units, beaten, and then forcibly sent back to the front.

Faced with three years in prison or accepting a pardon from Putin, an elderly Siberian political protester chose prison. 

A grassroots organization fighting for the rights of mobilized soldiers has been declared a foreign agent.