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The activist sees no end to the unrelenting authoritarianism and repression in her country

Videos from Elijah Wood, Mike Tyson and others have been used — unknowingly to them, it seems — in social media posts and Russian news coverage critical of Ukraine’s leader.

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Opposition activists in Russia came up with a way to get around Kremlin censorship while urging citizens to vote against President Vladimir Putin in an election next year: billboards disguised as a New Year's greeting. The Anti-Corruption Foundation founded by imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny paid for billboards in Moscow, St Petersburg and other Russian cities which said “Russia” and “Happy New Year.” There, voters were encouraged to oppose the long...

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Opposition activists in Russia came up with a way to get around Kremlin censorship while urging citizens to vote against President Vladimir Putin in an election next year: billboards disguised as a New Year's greeting. World News | Allies of Russian Opposition Leader Navalny Post Billboards Asking Citizens to Vote Against Putin.

Opposition activists in Russia came up with a way to get around Kremlin censorship while urging citizens to vote against President Vladimir Putin in an election next year: billboards disguised as a New Year's greeting.

The Russian government could be targeting family members of soldiers who are frustrated about how their loves ones are treated.

Russias Supreme Court declared all LGBTQ+ supporters as “extremists.” Now a Russian company is tracking queer-friendly businesses.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s December 1 decree is likely a formal recognition of the Russian military’s current end strength and not an order to immediately increase the number of Russian military personnel. Putin signed a decree on December 1 inc

At least 50,000 Russian military troops have been killed on the battlefield since President Vladimir Putin launched the war against Ukraine in February 2022, along with another 20,000 mercenaries recruited by the Wagner Group and other private security firms, a new survey said Monday.