In Russia, 'space for journalism is narrow'
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Critics say Putin's regime stifles dissent in the press.
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Actually, most of the reporting coming out of Ukraine is coming in blog form. While the AP has a three-man bureau in Kyiv and the New York Times has a couple of stringers in the country, the vast majority of ...
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Russian public opinion is split over the hostage drama in the southern Russian town of Beslan in North Ossetia. Most Russians still view their civic position and political opinion as radicalism and irreconcilability.
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MOSCOW - Vladimir Putin's annual TV call-in show revealed just how far Russian politics have become a one-man show.
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Russian papers voices alarm at President Putin's plans to overhaul the power structure in response to Beslan.
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Hate crimes in Russia have grown increasingly brutal and deadly but authorities do little to combat xenophobia, one of the country's leading rights groups said Tuesday.
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KOLOMNA, Russia - One of the most discordant debates in Russian society is playing out in public schools like those in this city not far from Moscow, where the other day a teacher named Irina Donshina set aside her textbooks, strode before her second-graders, and, as if speaking from a pulpit, posed a simple question:
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As Moscow tightens controls on Georgians, Russian papers warn of the dangers of overreacting.
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Russia&#39;s lower house of parliament took its first step yesterday toward adopting President Vladimir Putin&#39;s overhaul of the country&#39;s political system, despite signs of popular
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Public confidence in the media in Russia has fallen to rock-bottom levels following controversial coverage of the Beslan school siege.
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The boycott by some opposition parties of yesterday's rallies in Moscow disappoints several Russian papers.
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Legale:indichera' giornalisti e politici vicini a spie russe
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The Kremlin is tired of Western criticisms Â that Russia is becoming more authoritarian, human rights are violated, journalists are at risk and elections are rigged.
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In Rupert Murdoch's world, not all journalism is created equal.
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Moscow News, a Russian publishing house, will start the first business news radio station in the country next month to tap the growing advertising market.
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President Vladimir Putin's plans to shake up Russia's political scene sailed through the State Duma lower house of parliament on Friday, with deputies giving short shrift to U.S. concerns about a roll-back of democracy.
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Differences in the interpretation of the Beslan hostage drama by Russia and the West could well drive a wedge between the two sides, reducing relations to their lowest point since the demise of the Soviet empire.