Russian law enforcement officers searched the offices of executives at the publishing house Eksmo in Moscow, according to Ren TV, a pro-Kremlin television channel close to Russia’s security services.
Russian blogger Viktoria Bonya has launched a flash mob targeting propagandist Vladimir Solovyov, State Duma deputy Vitaly ...
Three former employees of the now-closed Popcorn Books publishing house, detained in connection with the sale of queer ...
Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max has been renamed in app stores, where it now appears as ”Макс” (Maks) on both the App ...
A teenager in Perm sustained burns after picking up a device disguised as a bundle of banknotes that detonated when he lifted ...
The Russian social network VK removed the mutual aid section from a diabetes community called “Nyura Sharikova. Sakharny ...
Alexander Bastrykin, the head of Russia’s Investigative Committee, has ordered a review of books by children’s author Grigory ...
A Kyiv court has ordered the detention of Mykhailo Drobnytsky, 27, one of two patrol officers who fled from the attacker ...
A district court in Sochi has fined a local resident 1,000 rubles on an administrative charge of publicly displaying Nazi ...
Zelensky says Ukraine has completed repairs on Druzhba pipeline, which carries Russian oil to Europe
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on April 21 that specialists had completed repairs on a section of the Druzhba ...
Russian law enforcement officers searched the homes of executives at the Moscow publishing house Eksmo, the pro-Kremlin TV channel REN TV reported, without citing a source.
A court in Yekaterinburg has sentenced Denis Allayarov, a former editor at the news agency Ura.ru, to five years in prison on ...
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