One year ago, thousands of people in the republic of Altai took part in historic protests against a Kremlin-backed local government reform.
What has changed since then?
As Russia misses another World Cup, its players continue to find opportunities abroad and officials are quietly discussing a return to international football.
A construction company owned by Chechen-born billionaire Ruslan Baisarov was declared the winner of a fourth and final government auction to sell the Yuzhuralzoloto Group of Companies.
Multiple reports suggested that stray air defense missiles may have been partly responsible for the destruction at an oil refinery near the capital.
The 25-basis-point cut signaled that policymakers remain more cautious than market watchers anticipated, as analysts had broadly expected a larger, 50-basis-point cut.
A judge sentenced Ksenia Belousova to three years and 25 days in prison last month after finding her guilty of offending the feelings of religious believers.
A non-profit organization that helps Russian men avoid military service said it was contacted by several people in the city of Penza and nearby towns who described men being “rounded up indiscriminately.”
#OpEd While the “gig-economy” recruitment of two Ukrainian-born men carries the hallmarks of a classic Russian arson campaign, it gave a valuable insight into how handlers are refining their tactics, writes Daniela Richterova.
While Russian forces continue to make slow advances in the Donetsk region, some analysts say the balance on the battlefield is beginning to tilt in Ukraine's favor.
Is the war really at a turning point?
Neftmagistral and EuroTrans have until June 26 to submit pricing data to the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service for gasoline and diesel sales.
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As the 2026 World Cup approached, Russia’s national team was closing out its season with a friendly against Trinidad and Tobago, a much lower-ranked team, in Kaliningrad.
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The Kremlin on Friday praised the “high performance” of Russian air defense systems following the largest-ever Ukrainian air raid on Moscow since the start of the war, which ignited huge blazes at an ...
Russia’s Central Bank lowered its key interest rate from 14.5% to 14.25% on Friday, marking its ninth consecutive cut since beginning a policy of monetary easing after previously hiking borrowing cost...
A construction company owned by Chechen-born billionaire Ruslan Baisarov was declared the winner of a government auction to sell one of Russia’s largest gold producers, the news outlet RBC reported on...
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Russian security forces and military enlistment officers are carrying out coordinated street raids across the Penza region to force local men into signing military contracts to fight in the war agains...
The Russian Orthodox Church plans to petition a Moscow appeals court for a lighter sentence for a woman recently imprisoned after making a hookah out of a traditional Orthodox Easter cake.
Opinion | In July 2020, Keir Starmer stepped before the cameras for the first time as leader of the opposition Labour Party, standing beside his wife outside their red-brick Victorian terrace in the n...
Russia’s Federal Anti-Monopoly Service (FAS) has ordered two gas station chains in Moscow to explain recent price hikes, coming as intensifying Ukrainian drone attacks fuel rationing measures in an in...
Ukraine's recent battlefield gains and growing ability to disrupt Russian logistics appear to be eroding Moscow’s battlefield advantage — a shift that could eventually force the Kremlin to consider mo...
