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

Dostoevsky, Mandelstam, Zelensky, and Putin all fall under our reviewer's gaze.

The man suspected of organizing the murder of Russian oppositionist Boris Nemtsov has become the commander of a new Chechen battalion.

Thousands of artillery shells meant for Ukraine will be sent to Israel to replenish depleted U.S. stocks.

Russian saboteurs who organized explosions in Europe have reportedly transitioned into official roles within Russian regions.

NATO and Ukraine are planning to launch an analytical center to revise soldier training based on the Russian invasion.

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.

An "extremist" Russian rapper is fined for not reporting on his activities as a "foreign agent."

Russian President Putin stressed the importance of education in regions newly annexed from Ukraine. But is there a more sinister motive at play?

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