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Regions Calling: ‘Pain and Bitterness’ for Russia’s Buddhists - The Moscow Times
Hello and welcome to Regions Calling, your guide to news beyond the Russian capital from The Moscow Times.
As Russia Celebrates Victory Day, Security Is a Facade For Censorship - The…
Opinion | When Russians found themselves unable to use venting machines, book taxis or even withdraw cash from some ATMs on May…
Regions Calling: Who Is Indigenous in Russia, Anyway? - The Moscow Times
Hello and welcome to Regions Calling, your guide to developments beyond the Russian capital from The Moscow Times.
A Quieter Victory Day in St. Petersburg Hints at the Strains of Russia’s Long…
St. Petersburg, RUSSIA — Eighty-five-year-old Lyudmila Vasilyeva survived the siege and famine that devastated St. Petersburg,…
Whereabouts of Young Russian Man Jailed for Burning Quran Unknown 3 Months…
The whereabouts of a young Russian man imprisoned for burning the Quran and later convicted of treason remain unknown three…
Should the Russian Diaspora Have Their Own Schools? - The Moscow Times
Opinion | The bankruptcy of Le Sallеy, a small school for fewer than 100 pupils based out of a French chateau but managed from…
Kremlin Elites Have No Way to Remove Putin, Even if They Wanted To - The Moscow…
Opinion | The war against Ukraine initially came as a shock to Russia’s elites.
Kremlin Rejects EU Mediation in Ukraine Peace Talks - The Moscow Times
The European Union is a “direct participant” of Russia’s war in Ukraine and therefore cannot serve as a good-faith mediator…
For Russia’s Wartime Diaspora, New Year’s Traditions Become a Tether to Home -…
Ahead of New Year’s Eve, the biggest holiday in Russia, Sergei, 30, a Russian IT specialist based in Romania, said he would try…
It's Not Too Late to Cure the Madness of Putin’s Victory Day - The Moscow Times
Opinion | American soldiers march through Red Square.
Russian Dissident Nina Litvinova Dies by Suicide at 80 - The Moscow Times
Nina Litvinova, a prominent ocean researcher and lifelong dissident, has died by suicide at age 80, leaving a final message that…
Regions Calling: Dagestan's Tourism Boom Is a Recipe for Colonialist…
Opinion | Hello and welcome to Regions Calling, your guide to developments beyond the Russian capital from The Moscow Times.
Small Business Closures Rise Across Russia - The Moscow Times
Russia’s small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are shutting down at an accelerating pace as higher taxes, weak consumer demand…
Putin Hails ‘Positive’ Economic Growth in March Despite Sharp Downgrade in…
President Vladimir Putin said Friday that government measures to stabilize the Russian economy have begun yielding “positive…
Ukrainian Drones Kill 4 and Set Ryazan Oil Refinery Ablaze - The Moscow Times
A Ukrainian drone barrage killed at least four people in the city of Ryazan, local officials said Friday, while media reports and…
Poland Arrests Alleged Russian Criminal Authority Near Warsaw - The Moscow Times
Polish law enforcement authorities said Friday that they have arrested a 79-year-old Russian man on suspicion of organized…
Russia's Worship of War Comes With Its Own Idolatry - The Moscow Times
Opinion | For over a century, the authorities in Russia have been trying to create a new faith, an “opium of the people” to keep…
Sanctioned State Duma Lawmaker Appointed as Russia’s Next Human Rights Chief -…
State Duma lawmaker Yana Lantratova was elected as Russia’s next human rights commissioner on Thursday, a choice that could…
Italian Visa Centers Ban Third-Party Submissions, Russian Tour Lobby Says - The…
Italian visa centers have stopped accepting documents for Russian travelers via intermediaries following a scandal involving an…
Hungary Summons Russian Ambassador After Drone Attacks on Western Ukraine - The…
Hungary summoned the Russian ambassador in Budapest on Wednesday evening following a major drone attack on Western Ukraine that…
Has the Iran War Sealed the Fate of Power of Siberia 2? - The Moscow Times
The highly vaunted Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline remains stalled months after Gazprom signed what it called a “legally binding”…
EU Imports of Russian LNG Surge to Highest Level Since Ukraine Invasion - The…
The European Union’s imports of Russian liquefied natural gas climbed to their highest levels since early 2022 in the first…
While the World Watches Iran, Ukraine Is Seizing the Initiative - The Moscow…
Opinion | Since the start of the war in Iran, conventional wisdom says that Russia has enjoyed a windfall from soaring oil prices…
Poland and Russia Can’t Stop Arguing Over History. Does it Matter? - The Moscow…
RZESZÓW, Poland — In a quiet park in the center of this southern Polish city, tourists stop to read a plaque commemorating the…
Director Alexander Sokurov Expresses ‘Sympathy’ for Exiled Artists After Venice…
Acclaimed Russian film director Alexander Sokurov said Friday that he feels “sympathy” for exiled artists who signed an open…
Ultraconservative Vitaly Milonov Wants Your Kids to Jam Out to Whitney Houston…
State Duma member Vitaly Milonov, notorious for his conservative and anti-Western views, as well as being among the lawmakers…
‘Nemtsov’s Story Is Russia’s Story’: Mikhail Fishman on ‘The Successor’ and the…
Mikhail Fishman, one of Russia’s most prominent independent journalists and a longtime anchor for the now-exiled broadcaster TV…
Oscar? I Hardly Know Her. Lufthansa Loses ‘Mr. Nobody’ Filmmaker’s Oscar…
German airline Lufthansa misplaced the Oscar statuette belonging to award-winning Russian filmmaker Pavel Talankin after he was…
Novaya Gazeta’s Dmitry Muratov: ‘Cruelty Has Become a Form of Patriotism’ - The…
On Thursday, April 9, Moscow police carried out a 13-hour search of the renowned Novaya Gazeta newspaper’s offices, where…
At 15, He Became One of Russia’s Youngest Political Prisoners. He Now Faces New…
Arseny Turbin became one of the youngest political prisoners in Russia when he was arrested at age 15 in 2023. Described by his…
Regions Calling: Spring Floods Catch Russian Officials Off Guard - The Moscow…
Hello and welcome to Regions Calling, your guide to news beyond the Russian capital from The Moscow Times. This week, we zoom in…
Regions Calling: Siberian Farmers Abandon Livestock Standoff - The Moscow Times
Dear readers, Last week’s edition of Regions Calling dedicated to the plight of Siberia’s farmers was one of the most-read in the…
Daria Kozyreva, Jailed for Anti-War Statements, Released From Prison - The…
Daria Kozyreva, a 20-year-old woman who was jailed for “discrediting” the Russian army, was released from prison on Wednesday…
Russia’s Exiled Anti-War Movements Are Learning to Play the Long Game - The…
In the four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, New Tuva has helped as many as 400 draft-eligible Tyvans escape…
‘The Motherland Is Catching Up’: Russians in Kazakhstan Feel Moscow’s Reach in…
An activist who used to volunteer for an organization run by the late Alexei Navalny in St.