Although he is mired in controversy over an insensitive remark on the Karelian tragedy, Russian child ombudsman Pavel Astakhov is not confirming his resignation — nor is the Kremlin.
New evidence may link Central-Asian terrorists to the attack on Istanbul’s airport.
The Kremlin changed the text of the English translation of a statement of regret sent by Turkish President Recep Erdogan, who is scheduled to call President Vladimir Putin today.
Alekesi Pushkov, chairman of the State Duma Committee on Foreign Affairs who lost the United Russia primaries has been offered to run on the ballot from the legislature of Perm Region.
LIVE UPDATES: Following the Brexit the ruble is up, and so are the spirits of some of the Kremlin’s biggest supporters. Welcome to our column, Russia Update, where we will be closely following day-to-day developments in Russia, including the Russian government’s foreign and domestic policies. The previous issue is here. Recent Analysis and Translations: – […]
Police are investigating Mark Feygin, the Russian lawyer of former Ukrainian political prisoner and MP Nadiya Savchenko.
Amazon Cloud Service, which hosts a large number of sites in Russia, has been blocked by Roskomnadzor, the state censor.
Fontanka reports attacks on journalists who found links between owner of the “Kremlin troll factory” and Wagner private military firm.
The Russian Investigative Committee has completed its investigation of suspects in the murder of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov.
A court in Marseilles has sentenced from one to two years three Russian soccer fans who were part of a Russian group that instigated violent clashes during Europe 2016.
