The Fraud Scandal Engulfing Russia’s Media Watchdog, Explained
The case has implicated Roskomnadzor’s spokesman, the head of its legal department among other top officials
Telegram Founder Durov Puts Out Call for Lawyers to Fight Encryption Fine
A Moscow court on Monday fined Telegram for failing to give security services decoding data targeting six phone numbers
Designing The Moscow Times
The designer of The Moscow Times shares his experience in creating the first newspaper layout
France Arrests Radical Russian Artist Pavlensky for Bank Arson
France granted Pavlensky and his partner asylum in May, months after Russia fined him for a 2015 arson attack of the Federal Security Service building.
Home Is Where the Corpse Is—At Least In These Dollhouse Crime Scenes
Frances Glessner Lee’s ‘Nutshell Studies’ exemplify the intersection of forensic science and craft
Danske Bank Under Investigation for Russian Fraud
A Danish bank is under investigation for helping launder a $230 million fraud committed by the Russian treasury and uncovered by the late Sergei Magnitsky
Telegram Fined for Failing to Provide Encryption Keys to FSB
The company has 10 days to appeal the verdict
Kremlin Propagandist Kiselyov: U.S. Threats to End Iran Deal Is ‘Like a Madhouse’
“Doesn’t this mean that for other countries, it is useless to agree on anything [with the U.S.], because they’ll change their minds?”
Helicopter That Fired on Bystanders at Zapad Drills Was Involved in Second Incident
A source close to the Defense Ministry and another in the aviation industry said a second misfiring occurred 25 minutes after the first
Kremlin Troll Tells All About Influencing U.S. Elections
The trolls were ordered to watch the hit series “House of Cards” in English and had English lessons to correct their grammar.