Rosneft’s Sechin to Appear as Witness in Trial of Ex-Minister Ulyukayev
Ulyukayev is accused of soliciting a $2-million bribe from Rosneft to support its purchase of another oil firm, Bashneft. He denies the charges.
Russian Court Overturns Order to Deport Gay Journalist to Uzbekistan
The Moscow City Court on Tuesday canceled plans to deport the Uzbek gay journalist Khudoberdi Nurmatov.
Who Is Sergei Udaltsov?
Sergei Udaltsov, a leader of the anti-Kremlin Left Front movement, was convicted of organizing riots in 2012 and sentenced to more than four years in prison. He was released on Tuesday
Udaltsov Walks Free After More Than 4 Years of Jail for Anti-Kremlin Protests
A left-wing activist convicted for organizing mass anti-Kremlin protests in 2012 was released on Tuesday after serving out his term.
This Is What a Plane Crashing Into a Van in Chechnya Looks Like
The captain of a light airplane suffered minor injuries after the plane he was piloting crashed into a car
Abramovich and Zhukova — Russia’s Most High Profile Split
Russia’s most famous celebrity coupling is over.
Finnish Woman Received Putin’s Coordinates in Police Email
A woman living in the Finnish city of Oulu accidentally received a police email with a detailed itinerary of Vladimir Putin’s visit to the country last month
Navalny Was ‘Joking’ When he Said the Kremlin Could Murder Him
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny said he had been “joking” when he said there was a 50 percent chance he would killed by Russian authorities for this political activism
The Stunning Story of Russian Minister Ulyukayev’s Arrest for Bribery, Explained
“What the hell is going on here?” is the main question on people’s minds as Ulyukayev goes on trial.