Ms. Dugina, 29, had been placed under sanctions by the United States and Britain for spreading disinformation about Ukraine.
Author: Anton Troianovski
Putin Aims to Shape a New Generation of Supporters, Through Schools
Sweeping changes in the curriculum will soon cast the Russian president as a pivotal historical figure and mark an end of openness to the West.
Putin, Looking for Allies, Plans to Meet Leaders of Turkey and Iran
In his second diplomatic push since Russia invaded Ukraine, President Vladimir V. Putin will travel to Tehran to build bridges between leaders at odds over Syria, oil and the West.
Brittney Griner Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges in Russia.
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In Putin’s Russia, the Arrests Are Spreading Quickly and Widely
One by one, Russians deemed insufficiently patriotic are being snatched up by security forces as the Kremlin tightens the noose.
Patient and Confident, Putin Shifts Out of Wartime Crisis Mode
Cloistered and spouting grievances at the start of the war on Ukraine, the Russian leader now appears publicly, projecting the aura of a calm, paternalistic leader shielding his people from the dangers of the world.
Russian Elites Show No Sign of Broad Challenge to Putin
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Putin Compares Himself to Peter the Great, the Famous Czar
Vladimir Putin likened his goals in Ukraine to the conquests of Peter the Great.