Long out of service for repairs, the Russian aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov faces an uncertain future. 

One of Russia's largest publishers uses ghostwriters to churn out books. But high quantity has led to low quality.

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

Behind the Russian nuclear briefcase: secret duties, modest lives, and strict control.

Prices for Olivier salad may be up, but its popularity remains high. 

A soldier's sentence for murder was attenuated by his participation in Russia's war in Ukraine.

Russia's new head of drone warfare has no military background, but lots of experience in plumbing.

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.

Moscow's Museum of Victory has created a temporary exhibition highlighting how the Russians of the Second World War celebrated New Year.

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

In Zabaikalsky Krai, a serviceman who tracked down deserters has been killed.