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Supporters of the leader of Russia's political opposition, Alexei Navalny, showed up to memorials across the world to mourn his reported death.

Horacio Villalobos/Corbis via GettyThe Kremlin’s crackdown on celebrities who refuse to toe the line on the war against Ukraine has ramped up with international meddling against a famous rock band.Members of the Russian-Belarusian band Bi-2 were detained in Thailand last week, reportedly on the orders of Russia’s Foreign Ministry, after Thai authorities claimed one of their heavily promoted concerts in Phuket was unauthorized. (The band, which has played many shows in Thailand over...

The weaponization of rape and abduction during periods of conflict goes back to the very beginnings of warfare.

A Russian business jet disappeared off the radar in a mountainous area of Afghanistan has crashed, Russia’s federal air transport agency, Rosaviatsia, has confirmed.   The crash occurred on Sunday morning in the Badakhshan Province of northeast Afghanistan, Zabihullah Amiri, the head of the local Information and Culture Department, told Tolo news agency as reported by RT.   Amiri, however, stated that a search team has been sent to the area.  

Taliban on Sunday said that the Russian business jet which crashed in Afghanistan in Badakhshan Province of Afghanistan had seven Russians on board.

Confirming the plane crash in Afghanistan's Badakhshan province in the early morning hours on Sunday, the Ministry said the aircraft was an air ambulance flying from Thailand to Moscow.

An inspection of the building of the former Russian Consulate General in the Bulgarian city of Ruse, which the Russians left in June 2022, has found that the building has suffered significant damage: door frames have been damaged, and taps, sinks and kitchen equipment stolen.

Mere memory is vital. Memory prevents all the bloodshed and bloodbaths and blood libels from ever being wiped away.

A notorious pro-Putin activist who calls himself the Aussie Cossack has gloated over the destruction of an Australian-made armoured vehicle in Ukraine .

The move looks to be aimed at helping Simeon Boikov – holed up in the Russian consulate in Sydney - avoid assault charges while promoting Kremlin tropes and divisive conspiracy theories.