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As Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine struggles into its second year, his transformation of Russian society is in overdrive. The Russian leader has unleashed a wave of repression not seen

Kazakhstan has changed its entry rules for foreigners, in a move that is expected to make entering and staying in the country much harder for Russians fleeing military conscription and other repercussions of President Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine.

Military operations continue in southern and eastern regions of Ukraine as of Jan. 12.

Military operations continue in southern and eastern regions of Ukraine as of Jan. 8; Moscow's declared ceasefire ends.

Military operations continue in southern and eastern regions of Ukraine as of Jan. 5. Russia announces 36-hour ceasefire from 12:00 Jan. 6.

Military operations continue in southern and eastern regions of Ukraine as of Dec. 20.

Military operations continue in southern and eastern regions of Ukraine as of Dec. 15.

President Vladimir Putin has been weakened by his decision to invade Ukraine, but a change in power at the top in Russia is unlikely any time soon due to the autocratic nature of its political

Russia’s chaotic mobilization of troops has ended, its goals largely met. But the public is still coming to grips with the psychological stresses of the process – and of the ongoing war in Ukraine.