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Russia strikes bridge over Dnipro River in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia, injuring five, including Red Cross workers
Massive Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow and surrounding region kills two, sets region’s largest oil depot ablaze
The earliest known plague outbreak happened in what is now Russia 5,500 years ago. Scientists found the evidence in ancient teeth.
Russia arrests the director of its military-themed Patriot Park on suspicion of bribery. (His predecessor was jailed for embezzlement.)
Number of Russians with residence permits rose 61% in Spain after 2021, while falling in Latvia, Estonia, and Czechia
Google searches for ‘plague’ in Russia surge 2,800% after hospital quarantines in the Irkutsk region
Russia has brought its first known treason case based on tax payments to Ukraine
Russian court sentences ‘Masyanya’ creator Oleg Kuvayev in absentia to four years over antiwar cartoon and ‘foreign agent’ violations
Russia says it’s fighting scammers. Its latest proposals would push VPN services off Russian servers, tie eSIMs to devices, and expand telecom data retention.
Putin authorizes Italian banking group UniCredit to spin off part of its Russian bank and sell the remaining business
State media silently corrects poem in Putin quote after he misrecites lines Russians supposedly ‘absorb with their mother’s milk’
Plague may have resurfaced in Russia. But this isn’t the Black Death.
NHL regular-season goals champion Alexander Ovechkin says this season will be his last
India is one of Russia’s biggest energy buyers. Can it also help broker peace with Ukraine?
Ukraine’s path into the EU may come with a catch for its farmers: limits on subsidies and market access
Russian tennis star Daniil Medvedev disqualified from Beijing semifinal against Novak Djokovic after hitting spectator in face with ball
Kremlin tells Russians to ignore ‘rumors’ of a possible plague outbreak in Siberia. U.S. and EU officials say they’re monitoring the situation.
Denied asylum in the U.S., imprisoned in Russia. Activist Leonid Melekhin gets 6 years for ‘justifying terrorism.’
Russian strikes leave Ukraine with almost no spare locomotives, further complicating grain exports
An activist challenged Russian officials after they blocked his protest against election fraud. Now he’s been jailed on drug charges and accused of ‘involvement in a Ukrainian armed group.’