Russia Signs S-400 Missiles Deal With Turkey
“Nobody has the right to discuss the Turkish republic’s independence principles or independent decisions about its defense industry.”
Russia’s Largest Cinema Chain Cancels ‘Mathilde’
It stressed that the canceled screenings were a “forced decision.”
Russia’s Largest Cinema Chain Cancels ‘Mathide’
It stressed that the canceled screenings were a “forced decision.”
Jehovah’s Witnesses Appeal Russia’s ‘Extremist’ Label
The UN’s anti-discrimination panel called Russia’s “extremist” label “vague and broad,” lacking clear and precise criteria for legal classification.
The Transformation of the American Shopping Mall
Headlines claim malls are dying, and some are. But many others are having second lives as churches, schools, hospitals, even farms
Five Architects on the One Building They Wish Had Been Preserved
From an elegant solution to urban density to a magnificent financial hub
Bomb Threats Across Russia Prompt Mass Evacuations
Law enforcement authorities in certain regions informed journalists of ongoing drills, while officials in other regions denied drills were being held
Russian Cyber-Security Firm Kaspersky Could Shutter Washington Offices
The creators of the famous anti-virus software face increased scrutiny over suspected ties to Russian security services
North Korea Receiving Russian Supplies Despite Sanctions — Reports
Russian smugglers reportedly supplied energy and goods to North Korean, ignoring concerns about the country’s nuclear tests
Russia Illicitly Supplying North Korea Despite Sanctions – Reports
Russian smugglers reportedly supplied energy and goods to North Korean, ignoring concerns about the country’s nuclear tests
Nemtsov Memorial Plaque Removed by Pro-Kremlin Activists
Installed by local residents, it lasted less than a week
New Kremlin Park Vandalized Day After Opening
The damaged dome with 150 solar panels partially covers a concert hall and is the world’s biggest translucent structure without partition walls, according to the Mayor’s Office.