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  1. First launched in 2001, Putin’s call-in program aims to cast the Russian leader as a “problem-solver-in-chief.”

  2. Russians in ICE Detention Plan Hunger Strike to Protest Poor Conditions

    Detainees described issues including a lack of adequate medical and dental care, disparaging attitudes from staff and poor living conditions.

  3. Kremlin Warns Lithuania Lifting Nuclear Arms Ban Risks Escalation

    The move comes on the heels of Estonia announcing it was moving its troops closer to the country's border with Russia.

  4. Russia Holds Major Nuclear Accident Drill at Beloyarsk Plant

    The drill is part of an annual program in which different Russian nuclear plants take turns hosting large exercises.

  5. Head of Russian Military’s Patriot Park Arrested in Bribery Probe

    Vasilyev's arrest follows a recent series of detentions targeting executives and military supervisors connected to Patriot Park.

  6. A local blogger said that staff at the Irkutsk City Perinatal Center gave her a “Checklist for Suspected Plague” when she arrived for an examination.

  7. 2 Killed in Massive Ukrainian Drone Attack on Moscow

    Exiled outlet Astra also reported that one of the attacks targeted the Moscow region’s largest fuel storage hub.

  8. Moscow Court Jails Ex-Sochi Mayor for 15 Years in Prison in Corruption Case

    Alexei Kopaygorodsky served as mayo until May 2024, when he abruptly resigned, citing a transition to a federal post.

  9. The comments come in response to the Financial Times detailing Estonia’s strategic pivot toward an “active defense” posture.

  10. Investigators said the show’s 2023 episode “Idoliada” contained calls for Russian servicemen to surrender, desert and disobey their commanders.

  11. Soviet TV Hypnotist Anatoly Kashpirovsky Dies at 87

    The famed Soviet-era psychic healer became famous with his televised mass hypnosis sessions during the perestroika and glasnost years.

  12. Ovechkin to Launch His Own Beer Brand in Russia

    The NHL star is teaming up with a brewer built from Heineken’s former Russian assets to produce the OVI beer range.

  13. Krasnodar Mayor Resigns After Contentious Tenure

    Naumov’s four-year tenure was marked by local protests and controversies over infrastructure and urban planning decisions.

  14. Consumer safety watchdog Rospotrebnadzor said the lab worker who died last week was diagnosed with “pneumonia of unknown etiology.”

  15. Consumer safety watchdog Rospotrebnadzor said the lab worker who died last week was diagnosed with “pneumonia of unknown etiology.”

  16. Consumer safety watchdog Rospotrebnadzor said the lab worker who died last week was diagnosed with “pneumonia of unknown etiology.”

  17. Dozens Detained at Moscow Communist Party Rally

    These were the largest detentions at a Communist Party rally since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.

  18. Russia Says It Hit Kyiv Bridge, 2 Vessels in Black Sea

    Russia's military said it targeted a route Kyiv used to transport troops and military cargo.

  19. OPEC+ Agrees to Keep November Oil Output Targets Steady

    OPEC+ has been raising output targets for much of 2026 after years of production cuts, but most of the increases stayed on paper.

  20. Russia to Intensify Strikes on Ukraine After Zelensky Interview

    Moscow said Russian forces would step up attacks on military facilities, defense industry sites and related infrastructure.

  21. Germany's Merz Arrives in Kyiv to the Sound of Sirens and Explosions

    “I will tell President Zelensky today: 'You can continue to count on our help,'” Merz said.

  22. Zelensky says Russia's shift represents Putin's desire to appear strong at a time when his military is losing ground in a key frontline region.

  23. In a statement, the Russian Foreign Ministry said its attacks were in response to Ukraine's "terrorist acts."

  24. Putin reportedly raised the deal during a Sept. 5 meeting with Witkoff and Kushner at the Kremlin.

  25. Alexander Vlasov, who also headed the Kuban Cossack Host, was arrested one day after he resigned in order to fight in Ukraine.

  26. Lukashenko Vows Belarus’ Full Support for Putin on Ukraine

    The comments come as Belarus has been attempting to improve ties with the United States after years of isolation and Western sanctions.

  27. Nearly 200 People Under Observation After Irkutsk Lab Worker Dies From Plague

    Alexei Tsydenov, head of the neighboring republic of Buryatia, confirmed that the woman had died from an unspecified form of plague.

  28. Ex-German Chancellor Schröder Joins Board of German Chain in Russia

    It comes as Western retailers face the risk of state asset seizures, which Putin defended as a response to the EU freezing its state funds.

  29. Russia Jails Indigenous Buryat Activist 20 Years in Absentia

    Marina Khankhalaeva is the founder of Tusgaar Buryad-Mongolia, an exiled movement advocating for the republic of Buryatia’s independence.

  30. U.S. Blacklists Russia’s A7 Payment Platform Over Alleged Sanctions Evasion

    The Treasury accused the A7 network of enabling Iran and others to bypass Western banking restrictions.

  31. Novak said that the situation with Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure has remained "tense."

  32. Here's How Russia Plans to Pay for the Ukraine War in 2027

    Moscow is planning higher taxes, more borrowing and cuts to national health programs to help it fund its record defense spending.

  33. Fire Sweeps Historic St. Petersburg Mansion

    The blaze broke out shortly after 8 p.m. at the Miller Mansion in central St.

  34. Ukrainian Drones Target Volgograd, Krasnodar Industrial Sites

    Russia’s Defense Ministry said its air defense systems intercepted 646 Ukrainian drones overnight across Russia.

  35. 7 Reported Killed in Explosion at Ammunition Plant Near Moscow

    The blast hit the Krasnozavodsk Chemical Plant, which produces ammunition and pyrotechnics, according to publicly available information.

  36. He also said it was impossible to be sure that weapons of mass destruction would never be used.

  37. He reiterated that Moscow would resort to all weapons in its arsenal, including nuclear ones, if its Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad was threatened.

  38. The Kremlin chief warned that cycles of escalation in international conflict could quickly lead to dangerous scenarios.

  39. He also said it was impossible to be sure that weapons of mass destruction would never be used.

  40. Legendary Striker Artyom Dzyuba Indicates Likely Retirement at 38

  41. Kremlin Regrets U.S. Still Links Economic Ties to Peace in Ukraine

    The comments come after special envoy Kirill Dmitriev was in the U.S. for talks this week.

  42. Pro-war Telegram channels reported that Russian forces may have lost the relics during a withdrawal in Ukraine’s Donetsk region.

  43. Yury Dmitriev's supporters have warned that his life could be at risk if he is not moved to a civilian hospital immediately.

  44. Russian Military Court Orders Senior Training Official Held in Custody

    Major General Sergei Nikitushkin served in Russia’s war against Ukraine and was promoted to major general by President Vladimir Putin in December 2024.

  45. Russia Expels ‘Group’ of Hungarian Diplomats in Tit-for-Tat Move

    Budapest previously expelled 10 Russian diplomats for activities incompatible with their status, wording that is often used as a euphemism for spying.

  46. A record 34.9% of total budget spending is set to remain classified in 2027.

  47. Russian Pro-War Writers Say State Has Failed Them

    Poets and authors accused the authorities of failing to promote their work and restricting their access to schools and literary events.

  48. Zabaikalsky Region Offers Bounties for Bears as Human Encounters Rise

    At least 22 people have been killed in bear attacks across Russia in 2026, as climate change has forced bears to find new food sources.

  49. The meetings focused on prospects for a settlement as well as humanitarian issues, including prisoner of war exchanges and displaced children.

  50. Russian Regions Turn to Residents and Businesses to Fund Bomb Shelters

    Emergency Situations Minister Alexander Kurenkov said in February that his ministry was restoring more than 20,000 civil defense facilities nationwide.