Russian extremism law casts wide net
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Among the locals, retired truck driver Pyotr Gagarin says he's known as a man who doesn't mince his words. Now he's known around Russia as a man who called his governor "scum" and wound up accused of extremism.
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Ivan Y. Pavlov leads a quiet but dangerous campaign in Russia: legal battles for what he calls, simply, âthe right to know.â
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Two plots foiled in a single day suggests that extremist terror networks are growing more active in Europe
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A group of Islamic militants has claimed responsibility for Tuesdayâs air crashes in Russia. The statement, published on a website known for militant Muslim comment, linked the action to Russia&#39;s fight against separatists in Chechnya.
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Russia seems to be looking to create a controllable internet independent from the wider web
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The attack on Russian schoolchildren sparks critical self-examination among some Muslim opinion leaders.
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Extremists' rise can be traced in part to Bush policy, analysts say.
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The people of Russia have experienced the extremes to which terrorists are prepared to go to achieve their ends. Terrorists killed more than three-hundred people, mostly children, at a school they seized in Beslan.
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MOSCOW : Russian law enforcement agencies have foiled a terror attack in Moscow, the FSB security agency said Saturday, two weeks after a series of attacks killed more than 400 people within days in the country.
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By Mark Landler and John Markoff John Markoff reported from San Francisco. Steven Lee Myers contributed reporting from Moscow.
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Just the word "Chechnya" can conjure images of guerrilla warfare, mine explosions, rampant kidnappings and, for many Russians, wily merchants out to fleece law-abiding citizens.
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The U.N. Security Council was  set Friday to adopt a Russian-drafted resolution that seeks to  expand the prosecution and extradition of terrorist groups and  individuals, such as Chechen separatist leaders.
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Last week's attack on a Russian school has driven new wedges between Russia and the West in the fight against terrorism, as Moscow continues to accuse the United States and European countries of coddling Chechen separatists.
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MOSCOWâThe leader of extremists who seized a school in southern Russia maintained obedience among his followers by detonating the bomb belts of two female attackers who balked at taking children hostage, says a senior Kremlin official.
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The massacre of children by Muslim terrorists in southern Russia has widened a rift between Washington and Moscow on how to resolve the conflict in Chechnya and threatened to undermine the
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This time, Russia's counterterrorist resolve is being tested as never before.
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Russia's parliament drafted proposals for an anti-terrorism law Monday, the day it began an inquiry into the Beslan school siege that killed more than 320 hostages, half of them children.