Ksenia Karelina, the ballerina who was sent to prison in Russia for donating to a Ukrainian charity in 2022, says she is working toward having a normal life again since her imprisonment and release.

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While many Central Asian migrants have been coerced or pressured into fighting for Russia in Ukraine, a number of Kazakh ...

Serhiy Davydyuk did not think Russia would launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine – but it did. For Davydyuk, what followed ...

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The former deputy mayor of Nova Kakhovka, Serhiy Davydyuk, recounts brutal torture and escape from his hometown occupied by ...

The Russian capital is enjoying a three-month festival called “Summer in Moscow”. It has been masterminded by Sergei Sobyanin, the mayor ...

Russia has also floated the idea of trading the notorious arms dealer Viktor Bout for Whelan and Griner. Bout, nicknamed the "Merchant of Death" is serving a 25-year prison sentence in the United ...

A judge declined Wednesday to grant bail to Sean “Diddy” Combs, potentially allowing the hip-hop mogul to be freed to await ...

Farms aim to keep beluga on the market despite a U.S. import ban. But scientists say that won’t save the species from going ...

Ksenia Karelina spoke to Chris Cuomo about her experience after being accused of treason for sending money to a charity in Ukraine ...