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A Latvian pro-Kremlin activist and his five-year-old illegally crossed the border with Russia on a small recreational watercraft.
American journalist Evan Gershkovich has been sentenced to 16 years in a penal colony.
Now that Fulbright has been declared an "undesirable organization," what will happen with its current and former Russian researchers?
Kevin Lik, an outstanding high schooler from Adygea, was convicted of espionage. His mother tells his story.
The rate of convictions for treason in Russia has more than doubled in the past two years.
A year after his arrest, American journalist Evan Gershkovich is no closer to trial, or freedom.
In Lithuania, an unidentified assailant attacked Alexei Navalny's ally with a hammer.
Russian intelligence officers reportedly masquerade as human rights activists and filmmakers.
The Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education is collecting personal data of students and teachers who have been in contact with foreigners.
Russian saboteurs who organized explosions in Europe have reportedly transitioned into official roles within Russian regions.
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