StoriesSocietyFacing the future How Ukrainian refugees in the EU view their prospects after three years of warYulia Akhmedova-
StoriesSocietyUnder the influence How foreign bloggers are stealthily promoting the image of a ‘free and safe’ Russia on the Kremlin‘s dimeYulia Akhmedova-
StoriesSocietyIdeological asylum Russia is now granting permanent residency to citizens of ‘unfriendly’ countries trying to flee the woke WestYulia Akhmedova-
StoriesPoliticsPutin’s Trump card Will the US president-elect soften his stance on Russia and end military support for Ukraine?Yulia Akhmedova, Lyubov Borisenko-
StoriesSocietyEverywhere man How a Spanish journalist befriended the Russian opposition, was unmasked as a Kremlin spy, and returned home a heroYulia Akhmedova-
StoriesSocietySkipping town Russian Germans are moving to Kaliningrad in search of ‘traditional values’, Mother Russia, and themselvesYulia Akhmedova-
StoriesPoliticsWilling accomplices How Moscow uses Europe’s far right to promote its own narratives about the war in UkraineYulia Akhmedova-
StoriesSocietyRemembering Ryazan For many Russians, the attack on Crocus City Hall brought back memories of another infamous and still unsolved incidentYulia Akhmedova-
InterviewSocietyExit strategies The founder of Get Lost, a project that helps Russian men to avoid or escape military service, discusses the rising number of deserters and where it’s safe for them to goYulia Akhmedova-
StoriesSocietyAcademic retreat Central European University’s ‘undesirable organisation’ label has created a headache for its roughly 100 Russian students and staffYulia Akhmedova-