Russia's Ministry of Justice has filed a lawsuit to label LGBT Russians and their advocacy groups "extremists."

Police drew up protocols at the European University at St. Petersburg after finding books from "undesirable organizations."

Vladimir Putin pardons a convicted killer involved in the Russian war in Ukraine.

So far this year, Yandex.Music has eradicated more than 4000 bits of content.

How are teachers and students coping with the new Russian reality of war and dictatorship?

Armenia joined the International Criminal Court (ICC) in response to Azerbaijan's Nagorno-Karabakh offensive, straining its relationship with Russia.

A court in Moscow has ordered the arrest of lawyers representing Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny, charging them with participation in an "extremist community."

Russia's Ministry of Defense is moving to allow the drafting of prisoners.

The Head of the Chechen State awarded his son a medal after he extrajudicially beat a prisoner accused of burning a Qu'ran.

A murder convict sent to Ukraine in exchange for a pardon committed a gruesome crime after returning from the war.

A Russian court acknowledged that a thumbs-up emoji carries the same legal weight as a signature.

Roskomnadzor will begin blocking websites that explain how to skirt government restrictions on the internet.