On January 26, Russia’s Prosecutor General declared the popular publication Meduza an “undesirable” organization.

As Russia continues its criminal war on Ukraine, so too do some inside Russia refuse to be silenced. Against the odds, they resist.

How students and teachers are reacting to new patriotism injections in school curricula.

How a woman from Moscow turned a cake business into an anti-war protest and helped charities.

The Ministry of Culture began inspecting Moscow theaters after a famous actor made an obliquely anti-war statement in an interview.

Russians across the country spontaneously mourned the victims of their country's January 14 missile attack on Dnipro, Ukraine, which crushed an apartment building.

A massive phishing attack on Telegram targeted Russian users with links to check mobilization lists.

A Russian “hero” of the war in Ukraine was convicted for not showing up for military service.

The Primate of Ukraine conducted Christmas Liturgy in a Kyivan cathedral formerly used by the Moscow Patriarchate.

Since the war in Ukraine began, Argentina has become a birth tourism hub for pregnant Russians.

Ukraine, parts of Russia, and cities in Latvia banned fireworks for New Year's celebrations over concerns about the war.

The Russian Air Defense system shot down an "unidentified object," likely from Ukraine, in Engels, far from the border.