A Russian court has sentenced blogger and singer Eduard Sharlot to five and a half years in a penal colony for promoting Nazism and insulting religious beliefs. The court in the Samara Region also ...
In November, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a series of laws tightening migration policies, including the ...
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When recently asked at a press conference whether he believes Russia’s war with Ukraine will end in 2025, Vladimir Putin gave ...
Metropolitan Hilarion, once seen as Patriarch Kirill's successor, was dismissed by the Moscow Patriarchate amid allegations, ...
Hilarion was second-in-command of the Russian Orthodox Church when he was sent away following ... Nobody ever explained why ...
A Russian court has sentenced blogger Eduard Sharlot to five years and six months behind bars for rehabilitation of Nazism ...
Russian parliament will debate a law aimed at ending spiritual gatherings in buildings that are not officially recognized ...
A Russian court on Friday sentenced a singer who burned his passport in protest at Moscow's Ukraine offensive to five and a half years in prison.
A Russian court on Friday sentenced a singer who burned his passport in protest at Moscow's Ukraine offensive to five and a ...
Moscow has sentenced dozens of people to years in prison for publicly opposing its offensive on Ukraine, launched in February ...
A Russian singer who burned his passport in a protest against the war in Ukraine has been sentenced to more than five years ...
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