In 2024, Russians publish public video apologies every two days.

Forty-five Indian citizens who were deceived into enrolling in the Russian army have been returned to India. 

The Russian state has given more than five billion rubles, or $56 million, to some 35,000 residents in Kursk who have lost property due to Ukraine's counterattack on Russian soil.

In 2023, persons seeking Russian citizenship is at its lowest rate in 10 years.

Russian school curricula this year is less international and more militaristic. 

2024 set a record for most people listed as "terrorists and extremists."

A Moscow woman was killed by a Ukrainian drone. 

An investigation by Russian regulators finds that nearly a quarter of all "gluten-free" foods contain gluten.

Another ex-con who fought in Ukraine to get out of jail brought his criminal behavior home.

A recent article showed that Germany, Spain, and Cyprus lead the EU in issuing residency permits for Russians. 

Four American activists face charges of acting as Russian agents.

Russian authorities urge research institutes to submit anti-aging developments.