A prison that once held opposition leader Alexey Navalny has been closed. He referred to it as a "concentration camp."

A court fined a bookstore chain for novels that contained "sexual anarchism."

Kazakhstan has been arresting citizens who are fighting for Russia in its War on Ukraine.

As of the new year, registered foreign agents are liable for a high income tax rate.

A Moscow professor was sentenced to three years in prison for adding Ukrainian songs to his Vkontakte playlist.

An analysis of rental ads across 30 major Russian cities finds ethnic discrimination is still shaping who gets housing.

Two retirees from occupied Zaporizhzhia were convicted of treason by Russian courts for making donations to the Ukrainian Army.

Thousands of Ukrainians are having their homes in Mariupol stolen from them by the Russian state.

Across Russia, the prices of parking spots are rising faster than the prices of housing.

A new state dictionary has changed definitions, praising authoritarianism and promoting "traditional values."

The Russian state reports that more than 5,000 vehicles confiscated from criminals have been sent to serve in the war in Ukraine.

Russian customs officials confiscated a lost artwork by one of Tolstoy's descendants.