17 June 2026 Why prosecutors' anti-corruption lawsuits over land in the Kuban region achieve only partial justice by Leonid Nikitinsky Source: Novaya gazeta In the spring of 2018, while still…
19 June 2025 What led the president to mention 'divisions' again, and why the authorities are attempting to exclude ever more social groups from 'society' By Leonid Nikitinsky Source: Novaya…
25 May – 15 June 2026 by Aleksandr Podrabinek Source: Facebook 25 May 2026 Maybe this isn't great, but I must confess — it's been a long time since something…
30 May 2026 The weaker the law, the more threatening the speech against those who leave Russia By Leonid Nikitinsky Source: Novaya gazeta State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin didn't mince…
23 May 2026 Are there hidden motives behind the bill submitted to the Duma to amend the 'people's' article? By Leonid Nikitinsky Source: Novaya gazeta The Supreme Court submitted a…
19 May 2026 In Moscow, we have said goodbye to human rights activist Nina Litvinova. Let us talk about who she was and why she decided to leave this life.…
26 May 2026 Russia’s Prosecutor General on the problems of reutilising the ex-property of corrupt officials By Leonid Nikitinsky Source: Novaya gazeta The Russian state has decided to dig into…
18 May 2026 Moscow bid farewell to human rights activist Nina Litvinova, who took her own life, as she herself wrote, out of 'helplessness' By Zoya Svetova Source: Novaya Gazeta…
22 May 2026 by Aleksandr Podrabinek Source: Radio Svoboda A trial of Jehovah’s Witnesses — a religious organization that Russia’s Supreme Court designated as extremist and banned in 2017—is taking…
13 May 2026 A half-century of the Moscow Helsinki Group (MHG) by Leonid Nikitinsky Source: Novaya Gazeta The remaining members of the Moscow Helsinki Group, which was dissolved in January…
