Russia has inherited a rich tapestry of landmarks, and its World Cup host cities have some stunning sights. They are easy to admire. Their history can be hard to reconcile casually.

The Bharat Utsav in Moscow attracted over 8.5 lakh visitors with its vibrant celebration of Indian culture. Organized by the ...

Travel across Russia in ultra-high-definition 4K as you discover a country filled with contrasts—historic monuments like the ...

The nine-day Bharat Utsav, Festival of India, next to the Kremlin and the historic Red Square, which concluded on Sunday, ...

The mayor of Kyiv said that landmarks in the Ukrainian capital that are associated with Russia are going to be renamed as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine. “Today I submitted a draft ...

A street named for the Russian city of Volgograd is now called Roman Ratushnyi Street in honor of a 24-year-old civic and environmental activist who was killed in the war.

Ukrainian vigilantes are tearing down Russian statues and landmarks in their cities. Activists told The Washington Post they want to "de-Russify" and "decolonize" Ukraine.