Across Russia, citizens from ethnic minorities are growing increasingly nervous in the wake of the March 22 terrorist attack at a Moscow-area concert venue that left at least 143 people dead.

The leader of Crimea's Tatars believes that the break-up of Russia into smaller states is the only way to prevent World War 3 ...

Gannushkina is 82 and has been defending refugees, displaced people, and immigrants in Russia since 1990. In 2022, a ...

Following the Moscow mass shooting, in which 144 people were killed, ... particularly affecting the regions with a predominantly ethnic Russian population.

Ethnic Russian minority troops die in great numbers in Ukraine: ‘Used like cannon fodder’ In “Russian World” or Rursskiy Mir, poor young men from remote regions are pressed to fight Putin ...

Russia’s top diplomat called Zelenskyy “racist” and accused the government in Kyiv of discriminating against ethnic Russians. “[I]n ... “The people who live in the territory of the ...

Russia is the largest country in the world, even after the breakup of the Soviet Union created 14 other countries out of the territory it previously controlled. With hundreds of different ethnic ...

Ethnic Russian minority troops die in great numbers in Ukraine: ‘Used like cannon fodder’ In "Russian World" or Russkiy Mir, poor young men from remote regions are pressed to fight Putin's war ...

Gannushkina is 82 and has been defending refugees, displaced people, and immigrants in Russia since 1990. In 2022, a human-rights group that she co-founded, Memorial, won the Nobel Peace Prize.

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While living in the Russian republic of Bashkortostan, Aygul Lyon avoided traveling to Moscow. The capital, famous for its shiny onion domes on Saint Basil’s Cathedral and subway stations ...

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