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What unites Khabarovsk and Minsk?
A group of friends from Russia and the former CIS states banded together to ensure a Russian restaurant stayed safe during US protests.
Police officers in Russia are showing their support for a jailed community leader.
If you believe the papers, Russia is in the grips of протестное настроение, which literally means a mood for protest, but which might be better translated as “loaded for bear.”
Suing Putin (not over the protests) and selling a babushka's jam.
As opposition protests rock Moscow, we look at how contemporary artists have interpreted the actions of Russia's riot police.
Lakes vanish, free food appears, and a priest speaks to the dead.
It was a busy week in Russia: another round of pension protests, a pilgrimage for the Romanovs, and oh, the devil is working his magic.
Baby BOCh rVF 260602 may have to change his name. Plus, Russia's protest potential, the shrinking middle class, and dabbling with Shamanism.
It has been a year since Boris Nemtsov was shot as he walked along a bridge near the Kremlin, yet Russians continue to gather at his assassination site.
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