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Tamara Eidelman, Russian Life's history editor for 18 years (2003-2021) has been arrested in absentia.
Three books by a former Soviet soldier have been banned for challenging the dominant narrative of World War II.
A LGBT rights activist asserts that homophobic groups from Russia are still persecuting her in exile in Lithuania.
2024 set a record for most people listed as "terrorists and extremists."
A teacher of high-school language and literature has resigned after being denounced by a colleague.
Thousands of Russians took to the streets for the funeral services of Alexei Navalny.
March has seen a serious tightening of the screws of repression by the Russian regime.
The State Duma began reviewing a new law that would restrict the use of foreign loan words in official Russian communications.
President Vladimir Putin signed a law against LGBTQ "propaganda." Is this only a homophobic act? Or is it part of something bigger?
Since the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian press has gone off the rails. Here's what they're saying.
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