On this, the 400th Day of Russia's War on Ukraine, we gather and share some telling data.

A popular singer's concerts have been canceled after being blacklisted by Russia.

A certain president and indicted war criminal visited occupied Ukraine.

An art group in St. Petersburg put up a sculpture criticizing Russian society's blind-sightedness on the war.

The Navalny film won the Oscar for Best Documentary at the 95th Academy Awards.

The Russian Prosecutor General’s office declared the anti-corruption NGO Transparency International an "undesirable" organization.

A Crimean artist who painted a political message was beaten and forced to publicly apologize to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A Russian shopkeeper's picture went viral after using the walls of his shop to express opposition to the invasion of Ukraine.

The news outlet Meduza has suggested that it is likely the Russian government will block YouTube in the near future.

Activist Rita Flores' whereabouts are unknown after Moscow police detained her.

A court in Barnaul sentenced an independent Russian journalist for "fake news" about the Russian army.

The Ministry of Justice has declared Zemfira a foreign agent, due to her opposition to Russia's War on Ukraine.