Javier G. Cuesta

The State Duma has announced more restrictive regulations to muzzle gay people and prohibit the dissemination of any ‘information demonstrating non-traditional sexual relations’

The two-time Olympic gold medalist denies that she intentionally violated the laws of the country, where she faces up to 10 years in prison

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in a televised address that the retreat was meant to save lives, but insisted there were still pockets of resistance

French company Engie, the Slovakian SPP and the Austrian OMV have been informed by Gazprom of a supply reduction through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline

Vkusno & tochka – Tasty, period – is the reincarnation of the US hamburger chain which pulled out of the country due to the war in Ukraine

The father of a young man who was doing his military service and died in the sinking of the ‘Moskva’ warship is defying the silence of the Kremlin

Although enlistment is not yet compulsory, many Russians have received confusing letters inviting them to go to a military registration office

The Russian leader said there was no alternative to the war, claiming the West rejected Russia’s attempts to ‘enter an honest dialogue’

Moscow claims Kyiv is behind acts of sabotage on Russian soil, and Ukrainian officials are providing ambiguous answers

The financier, who is in hiding for fear of being assassinated, says he was forced to sell his 35% stake in the company in retaliation for calling out the ‘crazy war’

The impending economic crisis is likely to be greatly exacerbated by the decision of three of the biggest container shipping companies to stop deliveries to the country

The second round of talks took place as Russian troops continued to attack the heart of Ukrainian cities such as Kyiv and Kharkiv

The richest man in Russia, Alexei Mordashov, has called on Putin to stop the ‘bloodshed,’ while other billionaires have also criticized the war

The 1981 plane crash claimed the lives of 37 people, but the Soviet government kept the incident classified. Now a new documentary and film are shedding light on what happened