The Russian authorities are providing inconsistent information concerning radioactive contamination and blame ‘external forces for escalating the situation’
Armenia sends another humanitarian aid shipment to Syria
The country's authorities emphasise that in Syria, Armenia is limited exclusively to humanitarian activities
Moscow sees largest protest in 7 years
More than 60,000 Russian citizens came out in support of the campaign ‘For Fair Elections’
Moscow: searches, arrests and beatings ahead of new protests
In an attempt to bring down the upcoming wave of protests, Russian authorities are using more stringent methods
The 2008 war over South Ossetia: How it all happened
A detailed chronological review of how the war between Georgia and Russia started over South Ossetia and its aftermath
Moscow: protests continue despite police brutality. Photos & video
More than 800 people were detained and dozens were brutally beaten. Activists are now being charged with criminal offences punishable by up to 8 years in prison
Putin’s aide in Abkhazia to lend support to current president in upcoming elections
The official purpose of Surkov’s visit is to inspect facilities that are being built with Russian money.
Russian journalists killed in Central African Republic for investigative activities, not ‘during robbery’
Famous Russian businessman Prigozhin, close to President Putin, is involved in organizing the hit
Are traditions untouchable, or can they be modernised? The case of N. Ossetia
How the question of modernity is battling itself out in North Ossetia
Extrajudicial executions in Chechnya
Russian Novaya Gazeta looked into how opponents of the local authorities are killed
Moscow protests: why they’re happening and what they mean
Organisers and participants say that the main target of their protest is corruption in the Russian capital which has 'reached incredible dimensions'
Ukrainian president floats prisoner exchange: Ukrainian filmmaker Sentsov for Russian RIA journalist
Kyiv has responded to Russia's proposal to take a “step of goodwill”
Protests in Russia: what to fear and what to hope for
Russia’s main problem is the year 2024 – when Putin by law must resign as president, but he is already preparing to stay in power
From up close: what the US – Russian rivalry looks like on the Black Sea
JAMnews reports from an American destroyer during the Sea Breeze 2019 exercises