Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to pay Ukrainian refugees in Russia monthly and one-time payments.

Russia's second-largest city has announced that COVID restrictions will stay in place until the end of October.

A Moscow political candidate was arrested after a woman discovered a Pro-Navalny post on his Twitter from five years ago.

Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev, the Communist Party Leader who unleashed democracy, glasnost, and perestroika, has died.

The Russian state is preparing to pass new laws banning "gay propaganda" after a recent book led to public outrage.

Russia aims to increase the size of its army by 10 percent in the coming months.

The possibility of another Chernobyl incident brings Turkey to Ukraine's side.

Approximately 138,000 websites have been taken down or banned in Russia since the start of the invasion of Ukraine. 

While resisting Russian forces in the invasion of Ukraine, the Azov Regiment has been declared a terrorist organization by the Russian Supreme Court. 

Moscow and St. Petersburg will see new shops filled with international goods where only top officials and their families can shop.

Alina Kabaeva, Vladimir Putin's alleged romantic partner, has been sanctioned by the US Treasury. 

Estonia has placed limitations on Russians seeking residency permits for education.