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Three books by a former Soviet soldier have been banned for challenging the dominant narrative of World War II.

A Russian businessman and opposition supporter was arrested on terrorism charges after being denied political asylum in the U.S.

A group of surgeons in Kamchatka went viral for a video in which they protected a patient during a recent 8.8 magnitude earthquake.

Russia bans the "International Satanism Movement," demonstrating the modern interpretation of Mikhail Bulgakov's classic "The Master and Margarita."

A 98-year-old veteran who moved to Russia from Latvia is the Kremlin's latest propaganda spotlight.

Serhiy Zhadan is the first Ukrainian to win the Austrian State Prize in European Literature.

A 46-year-old American who moved his family to Russia in search of “traditional values” is now serving on the front lines in Ukraine.

The Duma is considering a bill to hold conscription year-round, making it harder for Russians to avoid the draft.

A new initiative will closely monitor Petersburg city employees to ensure that they do their jobs right.

Russia is increasingly using its “rehabilitation of Nazism” law to punish for minor acts near war memorials.

The General Prosecutor's office proposed sending school bullies to temporary detention centers.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev claims "denazification" as a motive for the invasion of Ukraine.