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The Berlin-based Russian author discusses Putin's backward approach and warns that the Russian leader is aiming for world domination.

'Forgive us' Ukraine: hopeless dread grips Russia's war critics

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's speech marks a new era in both Germany's relations with Russia and its defense policy. It was about time, says DW's Editor-in-Chief Manuela Kasper-Claridge.

The European Union said it will spend €450 million on weapons and equipment for Ukraine. Kyiv and Moscow have sent envoys to peace talks on the Belarus border. DW has the latest.

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Alexandra and Anna, both 27, were among a steady trickle of Russians at Ukraine's embassy in Moscow on Sunday who voiced shame, anguish and a sense of utter hopelessness after Russia's invasion, offering heartfelt apologies to Ukrainians.

For the time being, both the repression and propaganda machines are doing an effective job of keeping the Russian people in terrified awe of their leader.

Russias communications regulator asked Google to restore access to its state-sponsored media channels on YouTube in Ukraine, accusing it of censorship.

Protests took place across Russia on Thursday in opposition to Vladimir Putin's decision to invade Ukraine.

Meta has banned Russian state media from running ads or monetising content on Facebook as Vladimir Putin launches a sweeping crackdown on internal dissent over Russias aggressive war.

MOSCOW, Russia -- Russian police have detained more than 1,700 people at anti-war protests across dozens of cities as thousands took to the streets after President Vladimir Putin sent troops to invade Ukraine, an independent monitor said Thursday. AFP/ MANILA BULLETIN Many in Russia had been sc