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A new social media trend contrasts Russian reality with slick election marketing.

After appearing in propagandistic recruitment report, Vladimir Terekhov went to the Russia's war on Ukraine on a false promise. Three years later, he deserted and fled Russia.

A P.E. teacher offered his university students to receive credit for three classes in exchange for voting online in the upcoming Duma elections.

A political prisoner is unexpectedly released from pre-trial detention, perhaps due to a large public protest.

Planning a road trip from Russia to North Korea just got much easier.

A Khabarovsk monument to the Soviet-Japanese War has raised tensions with Tokyo.

One of the leaders of the Russian charity movement has been charged in a criminal case. 

For some residents of Krasnoyarsk Krai, Miners’ Day celebrations turn out to be quite the romantic occasion.

Russia's businessmen bought prized Western assets on the cheap. The Bell found that many have struggled to make them grow. 

Russia is turning its war in Ukraine into video games — with state money, Kremlin narratives, and mixed results.

An NGO aiding HIV patients was fined for not reporting its activities as a "foreign agent" after shutting its doors.

City folk and country folk share their various ways of relaxing.