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Band-aid solution
Will the $61 billion in US aid to Ukraine be enough to slow down the Russian offensive?
Natalia Glukhova
-
Stories
Heir apparent
The Kremlin may be grooming a successor to ailing Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s investigations department
-
Stories
Band-aid solution
Will the $61 billion in US aid to Ukraine be enough to slow down the Russian offensive?
Natalia Glukhova
-
Stories
Heir apparent
The Kremlin may be grooming a successor to ailing Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s investigations department
-
News
Canada grants Airbus waiver to use sanctioned Russian metals in aeroplane manufacturing
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Latvian schools to stop teaching Russian as a second language
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Russian deputy defence minister detained on ‘large-scale’ bribery charges
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Amnesty International: 2023 was Russia’s first year without mass protests
Anastasia Olshanskaya
-
News
Canada grants Airbus waiver to use sanctioned Russian metals in aeroplane manufacturing
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Latvian schools to stop teaching Russian as a second language
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Russian deputy defence minister detained on ‘large-scale’ bribery charges
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Amnesty International: 2023 was Russia’s first year without mass protests
Anastasia Olshanskaya
-
Stories
The Battle of Chasiv Yar
How likely is Russia to capture the cornerstone of Ukraine’s defence in the Donetsk region?
Ilya Volzhsky
-
Stories
The Battle of Chasiv Yar
How likely is Russia to capture the cornerstone of Ukraine’s defence in the Donetsk region?
Ilya Volzhsky
-
News
Russia cancels Immortal Regiment procession due to security concerns
Russia creates censorship body to identify books containing ‘LGBT propaganda’
Ukraine suspends consular services for men abroad eligible for mobilisation
Survey finds small majority of Russians in favour of reintroducing the death penalty
Chechen head Kadyrov plays down reports of terminal illness with gym video
German building materials firm Knauf to leave Russia after reportedly operating in occupied Mariupol
Stories
Deafening silence
Hundreds of Ukrainian women have been victims of sexual violence during the war, but almost none talk about their experiences
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Stories
Deafening silence
Hundreds of Ukrainian women have been victims of sexual violence during the war, but almost none talk about their experiences
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Comment
Stark choices
The West must choose between supporting Ukraine now and facing a resurgent and aggressive Russia later
Tetyana Malyarenko,
Stefan Wolff
-
Stories
Gasping for air
Askold Kurov and and Anonymous1 capture the last days of press freedom in Russia in their film Of Caravan and the Dogs
Alyona Itskova
-
Analysis
Off the hook
How Russian soldiers get away with murder for their service in Ukraine
Daria Talanova
-
Comment
Stark choices
The West must choose between supporting Ukraine now and facing a resurgent and aggressive Russia later
Tetyana Malyarenko,
Stefan Wolff
-
Stories
Gasping for air
Askold Kurov and and Anonymous1 capture the last days of press freedom in Russia in their film Of Caravan and the Dogs
Alyona Itskova
-
Analysis
Off the hook
How Russian soldiers get away with murder for their service in Ukraine
Daria Talanova
-
News
Kremlin looking for successor in Chechnya in light of Kadyrov illness
Moscow court sentences Meta spokesman in absentia to six years in prison
Russian man sentenced to five years of community service for street interview with Radio Liberty
Man mistaken for a Ukrainian spy severely beaten by Russian soldiers
Kremlin reportedly planning regional governor reshuffle
‘Difficult situation’ awaits Ukraine in May, says country’s military intelligence chief
Stories
Desperate times...
Russian psychics are having a distinctly good war amid profound uncertainty about the future
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Analysis
Much to be desired
A law supposedly passed to protect Russia from extremism has since day one been used to silence dissent
Natalia Glukhova,
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s data team
-
Stories
Desperate times...
Russian psychics are having a distinctly good war amid profound uncertainty about the future
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Analysis
Much to be desired
A law supposedly passed to protect Russia from extremism has since day one been used to silence dissent
Natalia Glukhova,
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s data team
-
Comment
True colours
Catastrophic recent flooding in Russia’s southern Urals has laid bare the state’s failings
Leonid Gozman
-
Stories
‘Sooner or later the system will collapse’
What is the ultimate goal of the Russian military’s airstrikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure?
Olga Musafirova
-
Comment
A losing battle?
Stalemate in Ukraine has been broken by Russia’s readiness to throw everything it has at the war
Christopher Morris
-
Comment
True colours
Catastrophic recent flooding in Russia’s southern Urals has laid bare the state’s failings
Leonid Gozman
-
Stories
‘Sooner or later the system will collapse’
What is the ultimate goal of the Russian military’s airstrikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure?
Olga Musafirova
-
Comment
A losing battle?
Stalemate in Ukraine has been broken by Russia’s readiness to throw everything it has at the war
Christopher Morris
-
Analysis
Perpetuum mobile
Why does Russia’s war chest show no sign of running out?
Denis Morokhin
-
Stories
Criminal trial
How the Russian regime is torturing veteran human rights activist Oleg Orlov for his anti-war views
Mira Livadina
-
Analysis
Perpetuum mobile
Why does Russia’s war chest show no sign of running out?
Denis Morokhin
-
Stories
Criminal trial
How the Russian regime is torturing veteran human rights activist Oleg Orlov for his anti-war views
Mira Livadina
-
Stories
Troubled water
Popular anger at the failed government response to the catastrophic flooding in the Urals is unable to find an outlet
Lyubov Borisenko,
Sofya Kanevskaya
-
Report
Leaving Russian orbit
After losing Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia is struggling to make new allies as it attempts to pivot away from Russia
Sona Hovsepyan
-
Stories
Party line editing
Russia’s state-sponsored Wikipedia alternative seeks to prove that ignorance is strength
Lyubov Borisenko
-
Stories
Troubled water
Popular anger at the failed government response to the catastrophic flooding in the Urals is unable to find an outlet
Lyubov Borisenko,
Sofya Kanevskaya
-
Report
Leaving Russian orbit
After losing Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia is struggling to make new allies as it attempts to pivot away from Russia
Sona Hovsepyan
-
Stories
Party line editing
Russia’s state-sponsored Wikipedia alternative seeks to prove that ignorance is strength
Lyubov Borisenko
-
Stories
Military fake
Who was controversial Russian ultranationalist war enthusiast Vladlen Tatarsky?
Konstantin Pakhaliuk
-
Comment
Erasing the rainbow
Russia has come full circle on its persecution of sexual minorities under Vladimir Putin’s rule
Sergey Katsuba
-
Stories
Military fake
Who was controversial Russian ultranationalist war enthusiast Vladlen Tatarsky?
Konstantin Pakhaliuk
-
Comment
Erasing the rainbow
Russia has come full circle on its persecution of sexual minorities under Vladimir Putin’s rule
Sergey Katsuba
-
Interview
Bearing witness
Anna Politkovskaya Award winner Lucy Kassa on the horrors of the war in Tigray and its legacy of injustice
Irina Garina
-
Stories
Second time unlucky
Why experts consider a new large-scale offensive on Kharkiv impossible
Ilya Volzhsky
-
Stories
Islamic impasse
Russia’s contradictory attitudes to its diverse Muslim communities have been laid bare by the Moscow terror attack
Lera Furman
-
Interview
Bearing witness
Anna Politkovskaya Award winner Lucy Kassa on the horrors of the war in Tigray and its legacy of injustice
Irina Garina
-
Stories
Second time unlucky
Why experts consider a new large-scale offensive on Kharkiv impossible
Ilya Volzhsky
-
Stories
Islamic impasse
Russia’s contradictory attitudes to its diverse Muslim communities have been laid bare by the Moscow terror attack
Lera Furman
-
Interview
Saint Alexey?
Nikolay Platonov, a former Russian Orthodox priest, on Russia’s sickness and Navalny’s sanctity
Lera Furman
-
Stories
Off with their heads
How possible would it be to reinstate capital punishment in Russia?
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Interview
Saint Alexey?
Nikolay Platonov, a former Russian Orthodox priest, on Russia’s sickness and Navalny’s sanctity
Lera Furman
-
Stories
Off with their heads
How possible would it be to reinstate capital punishment in Russia?
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Stories
‘I don’t want to see your face’
Central Asian migrants living in Russia are facing growing prejudice since the Moscow terror attack
Milana Ochirova
-
Stories
‘I don’t want to see your face’
Central Asian migrants living in Russia are facing growing prejudice since the Moscow terror attack
Milana Ochirova
-
Stories
‘I want them to see that I’m not afraid’
An 18-year-old war critic is facing up to five years in prison for ‘repeatedly discrediting’ the military
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
News
Record number of additions to Russia’s list of terrorists and extremists so far this year
Daria Talanova
-
Comment
Why Islamic State attacked Russia
And why Russia blames Ukraine
Omar Ashour
-
Stories
‘I want them to see that I’m not afraid’
An 18-year-old war critic is facing up to five years in prison for ‘repeatedly discrediting’ the military
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
News
Record number of additions to Russia’s list of terrorists and extremists so far this year
Daria Talanova
-
Comment
Why Islamic State attacked Russia
And why Russia blames Ukraine
Omar Ashour
-
Stories
Surviving the flood
How war overtook and irreversibly changed the lives of one family in the Ukrainian town of Oleshky
Olga Vasilyeva
-
Stories
Surviving the flood
How war overtook and irreversibly changed the lives of one family in the Ukrainian town of Oleshky
Olga Vasilyeva
-
Stories
Starting over
Two years after their liberation from Russian occupation, the Ukrainian towns of Bucha and Irpin are rebuilding themselves
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
Escaping Bucha
One family’s flight from horror, two years on
Michael Gold
-
Stories
Starting over
Two years after their liberation from Russian occupation, the Ukrainian towns of Bucha and Irpin are rebuilding themselves
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
Escaping Bucha
One family’s flight from horror, two years on
Michael Gold
-
Stories
Fanning the flames
Russia’s terrible fire safety record is being exacerbated by rampant corruption
Natalia Glukhova,
Sergey Shvets
-
Comment
Free Evan
Today marks a year since WSJ correspondent Evan Gershkovich was taken hostage by the FSB
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
A higher loyalty
Who is Pyotr Verzilov, the outspoken Russian artist and activist currently fighting for the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
Alyona Itskova
-
Stories
Fanning the flames
Russia’s terrible fire safety record is being exacerbated by rampant corruption
Natalia Glukhova,
Sergey Shvets
-
Comment
Free Evan
Today marks a year since WSJ correspondent Evan Gershkovich was taken hostage by the FSB
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
A higher loyalty
Who is Pyotr Verzilov, the outspoken Russian artist and activist currently fighting for the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
Alyona Itskova
-
Analysis
Crisis, what crisis?
Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities may have reduced capacity by a sixth, but Russia seems to be weathering the storm
Denis Morokhin
-
Stories
A call to arms
Another wave of mobilisation looks even more likely in light of Putin’s landslide ‘re-election’
Ilya Volzhsky,
Vadim Stepanov
-
Analysis
Crisis, what crisis?
Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities may have reduced capacity by a sixth, but Russia seems to be weathering the storm
Denis Morokhin
-
Stories
A call to arms
Another wave of mobilisation looks even more likely in light of Putin’s landslide ‘re-election’
Ilya Volzhsky,
Vadim Stepanov
-
Stories
Remembering Ryazan
For many Russians, the attack on Crocus City Hall brought back memories of another infamous and still unsolved incident
Yulia Akhmedova
-
Comment
Unpresidented
As the Kremlin dictator’s illegitimacy is now obvious, is it time to stop using the title he prizes so highly?
Kirill Martynov
-
Comment
Mourning with missiles
Nothing better sums up Putin’s Russia than grieving for the nation’s dead while continuing to attack a neighbouring country
Kirill Martynov
-
Stories
Remembering Ryazan
For many Russians, the attack on Crocus City Hall brought back memories of another infamous and still unsolved incident
Yulia Akhmedova
-
Comment
Unpresidented
As the Kremlin dictator’s illegitimacy is now obvious, is it time to stop using the title he prizes so highly?
Kirill Martynov
-
Comment
Mourning with missiles
Nothing better sums up Putin’s Russia than grieving for the nation’s dead while continuing to attack a neighbouring country
Kirill Martynov
-
Stories
The deadliest terror attack in Russia in 20 years — in pictures
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
The deadliest terror attack in Russia in 20 years — in pictures
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Editor’s picks
Report
Abandoned by Putin
Why Belgorod residents enduring Ukrainian missile strikes feel Russia has turned its back on them
Viktoria Litvin
-
Report
Abandoned by Putin
Why Belgorod residents enduring Ukrainian missile strikes feel Russia has turned its back on them
Viktoria Litvin
-
Stories
‘Russia has been hijacked’
Catherine Belton, author of Putin’s People, on how the security services took over Russia
Tom Waugh
-
Analysis
Fake it till you make it
The 2024 presidential election in Russia saw unprecedented levels of voter fraud
Alesya Sokolova,
Katya Lakova
-
Stories
Hell hath no fury
Yulia Navalnaya’s announcement that she will continue her husband’s work has electrified the Russian opposition
Lyubov Borisenko
-
Stories
‘Russia has been hijacked’
Catherine Belton, author of Putin’s People, on how the security services took over Russia
Tom Waugh
-
Analysis
Fake it till you make it
The 2024 presidential election in Russia saw unprecedented levels of voter fraud
Alesya Sokolova,
Katya Lakova
-
Stories
Hell hath no fury
Yulia Navalnaya’s announcement that she will continue her husband’s work has electrified the Russian opposition
Lyubov Borisenko
-
Help Novaya Gazeta Europe
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Band-aid solution
Will the $61 billion in US aid to Ukraine be enough to slow down the Russian offensive?
Natalia Glukhova
-
Stories
Heir apparent
The Kremlin may be grooming a successor to ailing Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s investigations department
-
Stories
Band-aid solution
Will the $61 billion in US aid to Ukraine be enough to slow down the Russian offensive?
Natalia Glukhova
-
Stories
Heir apparent
The Kremlin may be grooming a successor to ailing Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s investigations department
-
News
Canada grants Airbus waiver to use sanctioned Russian metals in aeroplane manufacturing
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Latvian schools to stop teaching Russian as a second language
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Russian deputy defence minister detained on ‘large-scale’ bribery charges
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Amnesty International: 2023 was Russia’s first year without mass protests
Anastasia Olshanskaya
-
News
Canada grants Airbus waiver to use sanctioned Russian metals in aeroplane manufacturing
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Latvian schools to stop teaching Russian as a second language
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Russian deputy defence minister detained on ‘large-scale’ bribery charges
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
News
Amnesty International: 2023 was Russia’s first year without mass protests
Anastasia Olshanskaya
-
Stories
The Battle of Chasiv Yar
How likely is Russia to capture the cornerstone of Ukraine’s defence in the Donetsk region?
Ilya Volzhsky
-
Stories
The Battle of Chasiv Yar
How likely is Russia to capture the cornerstone of Ukraine’s defence in the Donetsk region?
Ilya Volzhsky
-
News
Russia cancels Immortal Regiment procession due to security concerns
Russia creates censorship body to identify books containing ‘LGBT propaganda’
Ukraine suspends consular services for men abroad eligible for mobilisation
Survey finds small majority of Russians in favour of reintroducing the death penalty
Chechen head Kadyrov plays down reports of terminal illness with gym video
German building materials firm Knauf to leave Russia after reportedly operating in occupied Mariupol
Stories
Deafening silence
Hundreds of Ukrainian women have been victims of sexual violence during the war, but almost none talk about their experiences
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Stories
Deafening silence
Hundreds of Ukrainian women have been victims of sexual violence during the war, but almost none talk about their experiences
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Comment
Stark choices
The West must choose between supporting Ukraine now and facing a resurgent and aggressive Russia later
Tetyana Malyarenko,
Stefan Wolff
-
Stories
Gasping for air
Askold Kurov and and Anonymous1 capture the last days of press freedom in Russia in their film Of Caravan and the Dogs
Alyona Itskova
-
Analysis
Off the hook
How Russian soldiers get away with murder for their service in Ukraine
Daria Talanova
-
Comment
Stark choices
The West must choose between supporting Ukraine now and facing a resurgent and aggressive Russia later
Tetyana Malyarenko,
Stefan Wolff
-
Stories
Gasping for air
Askold Kurov and and Anonymous1 capture the last days of press freedom in Russia in their film Of Caravan and the Dogs
Alyona Itskova
-
Analysis
Off the hook
How Russian soldiers get away with murder for their service in Ukraine
Daria Talanova
-
News
Kremlin looking for successor in Chechnya in light of Kadyrov illness
Moscow court sentences Meta spokesman in absentia to six years in prison
Russian man sentenced to five years of community service for street interview with Radio Liberty
Man mistaken for a Ukrainian spy severely beaten by Russian soldiers
Kremlin reportedly planning regional governor reshuffle
‘Difficult situation’ awaits Ukraine in May, says country’s military intelligence chief
Stories
Desperate times...
Russian psychics are having a distinctly good war amid profound uncertainty about the future
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Analysis
Much to be desired
A law supposedly passed to protect Russia from extremism has since day one been used to silence dissent
Natalia Glukhova,
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s data team
-
Stories
Desperate times...
Russian psychics are having a distinctly good war amid profound uncertainty about the future
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Analysis
Much to be desired
A law supposedly passed to protect Russia from extremism has since day one been used to silence dissent
Natalia Glukhova,
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s data team
-
Comment
True colours
Catastrophic recent flooding in Russia’s southern Urals has laid bare the state’s failings
Leonid Gozman
-
Stories
‘Sooner or later the system will collapse’
What is the ultimate goal of the Russian military’s airstrikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure?
Olga Musafirova
-
Comment
A losing battle?
Stalemate in Ukraine has been broken by Russia’s readiness to throw everything it has at the war
Christopher Morris
-
Comment
True colours
Catastrophic recent flooding in Russia’s southern Urals has laid bare the state’s failings
Leonid Gozman
-
Stories
‘Sooner or later the system will collapse’
What is the ultimate goal of the Russian military’s airstrikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure?
Olga Musafirova
-
Comment
A losing battle?
Stalemate in Ukraine has been broken by Russia’s readiness to throw everything it has at the war
Christopher Morris
-
Analysis
Perpetuum mobile
Why does Russia’s war chest show no sign of running out?
Denis Morokhin
-
Stories
Criminal trial
How the Russian regime is torturing veteran human rights activist Oleg Orlov for his anti-war views
Mira Livadina
-
Analysis
Perpetuum mobile
Why does Russia’s war chest show no sign of running out?
Denis Morokhin
-
Stories
Criminal trial
How the Russian regime is torturing veteran human rights activist Oleg Orlov for his anti-war views
Mira Livadina
-
Stories
Troubled water
Popular anger at the failed government response to the catastrophic flooding in the Urals is unable to find an outlet
Lyubov Borisenko,
Sofya Kanevskaya
-
Report
Leaving Russian orbit
After losing Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia is struggling to make new allies as it attempts to pivot away from Russia
Sona Hovsepyan
-
Stories
Party line editing
Russia’s state-sponsored Wikipedia alternative seeks to prove that ignorance is strength
Lyubov Borisenko
-
Stories
Troubled water
Popular anger at the failed government response to the catastrophic flooding in the Urals is unable to find an outlet
Lyubov Borisenko,
Sofya Kanevskaya
-
Report
Leaving Russian orbit
After losing Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia is struggling to make new allies as it attempts to pivot away from Russia
Sona Hovsepyan
-
Stories
Party line editing
Russia’s state-sponsored Wikipedia alternative seeks to prove that ignorance is strength
Lyubov Borisenko
-
Stories
Military fake
Who was controversial Russian ultranationalist war enthusiast Vladlen Tatarsky?
Konstantin Pakhaliuk
-
Comment
Erasing the rainbow
Russia has come full circle on its persecution of sexual minorities under Vladimir Putin’s rule
Sergey Katsuba
-
Stories
Military fake
Who was controversial Russian ultranationalist war enthusiast Vladlen Tatarsky?
Konstantin Pakhaliuk
-
Comment
Erasing the rainbow
Russia has come full circle on its persecution of sexual minorities under Vladimir Putin’s rule
Sergey Katsuba
-
Interview
Bearing witness
Anna Politkovskaya Award winner Lucy Kassa on the horrors of the war in Tigray and its legacy of injustice
Irina Garina
-
Stories
Second time unlucky
Why experts consider a new large-scale offensive on Kharkiv impossible
Ilya Volzhsky
-
Stories
Islamic impasse
Russia’s contradictory attitudes to its diverse Muslim communities have been laid bare by the Moscow terror attack
Lera Furman
-
Interview
Bearing witness
Anna Politkovskaya Award winner Lucy Kassa on the horrors of the war in Tigray and its legacy of injustice
Irina Garina
-
Stories
Second time unlucky
Why experts consider a new large-scale offensive on Kharkiv impossible
Ilya Volzhsky
-
Stories
Islamic impasse
Russia’s contradictory attitudes to its diverse Muslim communities have been laid bare by the Moscow terror attack
Lera Furman
-
Interview
Saint Alexey?
Nikolay Platonov, a former Russian Orthodox priest, on Russia’s sickness and Navalny’s sanctity
Lera Furman
-
Stories
Off with their heads
How possible would it be to reinstate capital punishment in Russia?
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Interview
Saint Alexey?
Nikolay Platonov, a former Russian Orthodox priest, on Russia’s sickness and Navalny’s sanctity
Lera Furman
-
Stories
Off with their heads
How possible would it be to reinstate capital punishment in Russia?
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
Stories
‘I don’t want to see your face’
Central Asian migrants living in Russia are facing growing prejudice since the Moscow terror attack
Milana Ochirova
-
Stories
‘I don’t want to see your face’
Central Asian migrants living in Russia are facing growing prejudice since the Moscow terror attack
Milana Ochirova
-
Stories
‘I want them to see that I’m not afraid’
An 18-year-old war critic is facing up to five years in prison for ‘repeatedly discrediting’ the military
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
News
Record number of additions to Russia’s list of terrorists and extremists so far this year
Daria Talanova
-
Comment
Why Islamic State attacked Russia
And why Russia blames Ukraine
Omar Ashour
-
Stories
‘I want them to see that I’m not afraid’
An 18-year-old war critic is facing up to five years in prison for ‘repeatedly discrediting’ the military
Novaya Gazeta Baltic
-
News
Record number of additions to Russia’s list of terrorists and extremists so far this year
Daria Talanova
-
Comment
Why Islamic State attacked Russia
And why Russia blames Ukraine
Omar Ashour
-
Stories
Surviving the flood
How war overtook and irreversibly changed the lives of one family in the Ukrainian town of Oleshky
Olga Vasilyeva
-
Stories
Surviving the flood
How war overtook and irreversibly changed the lives of one family in the Ukrainian town of Oleshky
Olga Vasilyeva
-
Stories
Starting over
Two years after their liberation from Russian occupation, the Ukrainian towns of Bucha and Irpin are rebuilding themselves
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
Escaping Bucha
One family’s flight from horror, two years on
Michael Gold
-
Stories
Starting over
Two years after their liberation from Russian occupation, the Ukrainian towns of Bucha and Irpin are rebuilding themselves
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
Escaping Bucha
One family’s flight from horror, two years on
Michael Gold
-
Stories
Fanning the flames
Russia’s terrible fire safety record is being exacerbated by rampant corruption
Natalia Glukhova,
Sergey Shvets
-
Comment
Free Evan
Today marks a year since WSJ correspondent Evan Gershkovich was taken hostage by the FSB
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
A higher loyalty
Who is Pyotr Verzilov, the outspoken Russian artist and activist currently fighting for the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
Alyona Itskova
-
Stories
Fanning the flames
Russia’s terrible fire safety record is being exacerbated by rampant corruption
Natalia Glukhova,
Sergey Shvets
-
Comment
Free Evan
Today marks a year since WSJ correspondent Evan Gershkovich was taken hostage by the FSB
Novaya Gazeta Europe
-
Stories
A higher loyalty
Who is Pyotr Verzilov, the outspoken Russian artist and activist currently fighting for the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
Alyona Itskova
-
Analysis
Crisis, what crisis?
Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities may have reduced capacity by a sixth, but Russia seems to be weathering the storm
Denis Morokhin
-
Stories
A call to arms
Another wave of mobilisation looks even more likely in light of Putin’s landslide ‘re-election’
Ilya Volzhsky,
Vadim Stepanov
-
Analysis
Crisis, what crisis?
Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities may have reduced capacity by a sixth, but Russia seems to be weathering the storm
Denis Morokhin
-
Stories
A call to arms
Another wave of mobilisation looks even more likely in light of Putin’s landslide ‘re-election’
Ilya Volzhsky,
Vadim Stepanov
-
Stories
Remembering Ryazan
For many Russians, the attack on Crocus City Hall brought back memories of another infamous and still unsolved incident
Yulia Akhmedova
-
Comment
Unpresidented
As the Kremlin dictator’s illegitimacy is now obvious, is it time to stop using the title he prizes so highly?
Kirill Martynov
-
Comment
Mourning with missiles
Nothing better sums up Putin’s Russia than grieving for the nation’s dead while continuing to attack a neighbouring country
Kirill Martynov
-
Stories
Remembering Ryazan
For many Russians, the attack on Crocus City Hall brought back memories of another infamous and still unsolved incident
Yulia Akhmedova
-
Comment
Unpresidented
As the Kremlin dictator’s illegitimacy is now obvious, is it time to stop using the title he prizes so highly?
Kirill Martynov
-
Comment
Mourning with missiles
Nothing better sums up Putin’s Russia than grieving for the nation’s dead while continuing to attack a neighbouring country
Kirill Martynov
-
Stories
The deadliest terror attack in Russia in 20 years — in pictures
Novaya Gazeta Europe
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Stories
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