The Moscow Times

After eight hours of deliberation, the jury convicted Vladimir Motin of the manslaughter by gross negligence of Filipino sailor Mark Angelo Pernia.

Unmet promises for a bridge over the Lena River have left many in Yakutsk effectively cut off from the rest of Russia for much of the year.

The Russian foreign minister said the disruption of energy supplies to Cuba "threatens to seriously worsen the economic and humanitarian situation in the country."

The expulsion came after Moscow accused a British diplomat of being a spy and ordered him to leave the country.

This is the third deadly scandal to rock the Siberian region in less than a month.

Adam Borejko was in the middle of a nearly month-long journey from the city of Yakutsk to the village of Oymyakon in the Arctic Circle.

Novaya Gazeta Europe counted 1,788 reports of disruptions nationwide in January compared with 983 in the same month a year earlier.

An advisory on travel was reportedly sent out a month after Polish police arrested Russian archaeologist Alexander Butyagin.

Originally scheduled to meet on Sunday, Russian, Ukrainian and American delegates will resume negotiations later this week.

Earlier, the head of Russia’s Orthodox Church urged lawmakers to address what he described as the increased usage of obscenities in society.

Alexander Kachkurkin faces high treason charges for allegedly transferring funds to Ukraine.

Russia’s Defense Ministry said its air defense systems destroyed 22 Ukrainian drones over the Belgorod region overnight.

The announcement comes a day after one of Putin's top envoys held surprise talks with U.S. officials in Florida without Kyiv.

The attacks came the same day a unilateral reduction in Russian strikes on Ukraine announced by U.S. President Donald Trump was due to end.

The U.S. says both sides are close to a deal, but they have so far been unable to find a compromise on the key issue of territory in a post-war settlement.

It was not clear which U.S. officials were present at the meeting with Putin's envoy.

The athlete will take part in the Jumping Championships in Moscow. But her ban from competitions expired too late for the Olympics.

The outlet was accused of openly opposing the invasion of Ukraine, spreading “unreliable information” about the Russian government and interacting with other “foreign agents,” as well as “undesirable” organizations.

In Russia, where criticism of the war in Ukraine is effectively outlawed, memes have become a coded way to comment on the full-scale invasion.

Russians applying for a visa to Canada will now need to submit their passport and documents to processing centers located in other countries.