The territorial dispute between the two republics is escalating, as border signposts are being demolished in Dagestan
Labour migrants from Armenia to receive Russian pensions
The agreement will affect all residents of countries belonging to the EAEU
More than 150 arrested at large protest in Moscow
Demonstrators came out onto the streets demanding an investigation into the detention and beating of investigative journalist Ivan Golunov. VIDEO
Charges dropped against Russian journalist Golunov
The Minister of the Interior of Russia say no evidence of a crime was found
Well-known Chechen rights advocate to be released from jail before term expiration
Oyub Titiev was charged with drug possession – human rights organizations recognised him a political prisoner
Russia’s ‘garbage’ protests
Why Moscow’s garbage will be taken to the north, and what this means for the region
Russian journalist under threat of imprisonment
Not one of the subjects of his investigative pieces have been held responsible – meanwhile, Golunov has been charged with drug trafficking
Cult of the Kadyrovs – Chechen president’s hometown renamed in honour of father
The decision to name the village Akhmat-Yurt was made "at the request of local residents”
Yekaterinburg officials cede to public rejection of park church
A city referendum has settled a massive stand-off between Yekaterinburg's residents and its officials
13 journalists leave Russian ‘Kommersant’ paper
2 were fired, and 11 left in a display of solidarity
Why is Moscow offering passports to residents of eastern Ukraine?
Explanations and reactions from Moscow and Kyiv
Eurasian Economic Union heads of state meet in Yerevan
Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev came to Armenia to participate in a meeting of the intergovernmental council of the Eurasian Economic Union
Russian authorities resort to forceful settlement of unrest in Ingushetia
About 40 people were arrested for participating in protests against territorial redistribution
Chechnya fails in attempt to corner Gazprom to write off gas debt
The Chechen authorities insisted that if people were forced to pay their debts, this would create "social tensions and lead to protests”