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Environmental activist Evgeniya Chirikova once helped save a forest in Moscow. Now she’s trying to give voice to Russian activists and journalists resisting Putin’s regime.

What is happening in ukraine? >> the word is definitely spreading. and even at the official level weve heard yesterday the senator of the state duma actually saying that out of a company of 100 russian soldiers only four came back alive. she said it during the meeting of the senate. so its coming now on the official level. russian ministry of defense also recognized i believe over 400 russian deaths in this what they call special operation. but also weve seen quite strong anti-war protests. over...

Putin has consolidated his turn to totalitarianism, sending his country back into the mid-1980s.

The war in Ukraine has not yet reached Belarus, but it has drawn a wedge between those of us abroad and our mothers.

It was still Wednesday, February 23, in New York when I received the New York Times news alert on my phone about Russia waging “a full-scale attack fr

A video of the students of Moscow's renowned Gnesin Russian Academy of Music is an example of how Russia fabricates support for its war in Ukraine.

A conversation with a Russian millennial about how, in Russia, much can be learned, but little can be shared.

Yevgenia M. Albats writes that shes been warned to expect arrest, but still doing her job.

The Russian government’s propaganda machine is making every effort to prevent its own citizens, the Russian people, from learning the true nature and scope of Vladimir Putin’s senseless and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

Russia has unleashed an invasion of Ukraine after months of massing troops near its borders. The military action, ordered by Russian President Vladimi