Around 90,000 cattle were culled across nine Russian regions, including Novosibirsk, between February and March.

Kadyrov received his first “Hero of Chechnya” award at age 15 in 2023 after the high-profile beating of a young man accused of burning the Quran.

The advisory comes as suspected hacker Denis Obrezko made his initial appearance in U.S. court after being arrested in Thailand last year. 

SpaceX has provided Starlink satellite internet terminals to Ukraine since the early stages of Russia's full-scale invasion.

The Baltic Sea port of Ust-Luga has been a regular target of Ukrainian drone attacks since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began.

Russian-Armenian relations have been deteriorating since the South Caucasus nation adopted a 2025 law initiating its EU accession process.

The outlets reportedly face accusations of "abusing media freedom."

Markhayev, a member of Russia’s systemic opposition, compared the management of the war to a “foreign invader.”

The Kremlin's campaign to bring private assets under state control has already transferred businesses worth an estimated $89.7 billion to government ownership.

Nine out of more than 100 gas stations belonging to a single major retailer have resumed sales in annexed Crimea’s biggest city of Sevastopol

Held every two years since 1993, MAKS has long served as Russia's premier aerospace exhibition.

The targets reportedly included Russia’s largest producer of synthetic rubber and plastics and the Taneco oil refinery.

Russia will restrict imports of most food, seeds, flowers, wood and fertilizer from Armenia starting on Friday.

Cyprus will suspend visa processing at its third-party centers across Russia and temporarily route all applications directly through its consulates.

One year ago, nearly 2% of Altai's population rallied against political and economic encroachment from Moscow. What has happened since?

Earlier in the week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov hinted at the upcoming talks while claiming the ambassadors were “begging” to meet with his deputies.

Kremlin-installed authorities recently restricted commercial and passenger traffic along major roadways leading to Crimea.

The suspension will last for three years or until the Chess Federation of Russia complies with an order issued by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.