An activist group that tracks protests found demonstrations in nearly 50 cities on Sunday.
Author: Anton Troianovski
Russia’s Stock Market Closes and Ruble Crashes as Sanctions Hit
The hectic moves were the first signs that Western sanctions were shaking the foundations of Russia’s economy.
Putin Claims Russia Has Been Fighting ‘Nationalist Groups,’ Not The Ukrainian Army
Russian state television aired brief remarks by Mr. Putin as he spoke by video to his Security Council.
Russia Will Limit Access to Facebook, A Major Platform for Dissent
Since President Vladimir V. Putin launched his attack on Ukraine, many Russians have taken to social media to express their anger.
Russia Will Limit Access to Facebook, A Major Platform for Dissent
Since President Vladimir V. Putin launched his attack on Ukraine, many Russians have taken to social media to express their anger.
Russia will limit access to Facebook, a major platform for dissent.
Since President Vladimir V. Putin launched his attack on Ukraine, many Russians have taken to social media to express their anger.
Russia Says It Won’t Enter Talks Until Ukraine Stops Fighting
Russia’s foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, made clear that Russia was seeking to topple the democratically elected government of Ukraine.
Russians Now See a New Side to Putin: Dragging Them Into War
The autocrat who has steered Russia for 22 years was embraced by many Russians for what they saw as his rationality and astute risk management. That image has been upended.