October 18, 2023 NATO and Ukraine Grow Closer NATO and Ukraine are planning to launch an analytical center to revise soldier training based on the Russian invasion. Government Int'l Relations Military Politics War
October 18, 2023 Armenia Joins ICC against Putin's Wishes Armenia joined the International Criminal Court (ICC) in response to Azerbaijan's Nagorno-Karabakh offensive, straining its relationship with Russia. Int'l Relations Law Politics War
October 17, 2023 Repression Impacts Lawyers A court in Moscow has ordered the arrest of lawyers representing Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny, charging them with participation in an "extremist community." Dissent Government Law Politics
October 16, 2023 Russia Reacts to Gaza War 400 Russians asked to be evacuated from Gaza as Israel ordered the evacuation of 1.1 million people. Int'l Relations Politics Russians Abroad Social Issues War
October 15, 2023 Unlike My Father, Putin is a Coward Alexei Navalny's daughter Daria gives a TED Talk on the occasion of her father's 1000th day in prison. Dissent Politics War
October 11, 2023 Russia Remebers Anna Politovskaya On Putin's Birthday On Vladimir Putin's birthday, citizens across Russia commemorated the seventeenth anniversary of independent journalist Anna Politkovskaya's murder. Biographies Dissent Journalism Politics Social Issues
October 04, 2023 "Where Is Polina Gagarina?": A Show with No Stars A pro-war concert promised great stars on the stage, but instead had only ultranationalist poets. Moscow Music Politics Pop Culture War
September 26, 2023 Descending from Roskosmos, Crashing in Zaporizhzhia The former head of Roskosmos, Russia's state space corporation, was appointed senator for the illegally annexed Zaporizhzhia oblast. Military Politics Science War
September 24, 2023 Masking Required Here As COVID-19 cases rise, the Russian White House is implementing a mask mandate. Government Health Politics Social Issues
September 19, 2023 President Bush and Putin's Chef Former President George W. Bush reveals that he met the infamous mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin two decades ago. Int'l Relations Military Politics
September 12, 2023 Not Even Russia Is Immune from "Barbenheimer" "Barbenheimer" fever has arrived in Russia. Cinemas are ready to bypass the government's restrictions and Hollywood copyright in creative ways. Business Culture Film & TV Government Politics Pop Culture
September 11, 2023 Who's to Blame? A G20 statement backs Ukraine but fails to place blame on Russia. Int'l Relations Politics War