Dumping vodka, banning Dostoevsky: some anti-Russian protests are empty gestures
From cracking down on cultural figures to renaming food, disgust with Putin risks shifting into xenophobia
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From cracking down on cultural figures to renaming food, disgust with Putin risks shifting into xenophobia
Total Wine & More stores stop selling Russian vodka to protest Ukraine invasion
Some bars and liquor stores think they’ve found a potent way to punish Russia for invading Ukraine: They’re pulling Russian vodka off their shelves and promoting Ukrainian brands instead.
Some bars and liquor stores are pulling Russian vodka off their shelves and promoting Ukrainian brands instead.
MOSCOW (AP) - As Russian troops were closing in on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, more Russians at home were criticizing the invasion even as the government's official rhetoric grew increasingly