What could an anti-war Russian do in the 2024 presidential elections?

Russia's 2024 presidential elections kicked off with voters pouring green dye and ink into ballot boxes.

In Lithuania, an unidentified assailant attacked Alexei Navalny's ally with a hammer.

A primary school literature teacher was forced to resign after using Russian classics to teach students about war. 

Indian authorities uncovered a human trafficking network that tricked its citizens into fighting for Russia in Ukraine.

Thousands of Russians took to the streets for the funeral services of Alexei Navalny. 

An online retailer removed books by Dostoyevsky, Murakami, Wilde, Sorokin, and others under the "LGBT Propaganda" law.

As Russia and the world laid flowers to commemorate Alexey Navalny, mourners were arrested at home and abroad.

Russian voters are eligible to win prizes for voting in the upcoming presidential election. 

An artist was arrested while fleeing to Kazakhstan for the use of prison tattoos in his artwork.

Independent sociologists have sussed out what Russians really want from their government.

Teachers are compelling schoolchildren across Russia to join a state-sanctioned youth movement.