Russian Media
Russia State TV Suggests Germany Invasion Over Minister's 'F**k You' Remark
Host Vladimir Solovyov was responding to the German culture minister's comments about Russian ships.
Rebel Editors at Pro-Putin Newspaper Mock 'Paranoid Dictator'
"Putin has to go. He unleashed a senseless war and is leading Russia into the abyss," one of the now-replaced articles read.
'I'm in Russia Fighting Putin's Corruption—I Want Ukraine to Win'
We risk jail time and the possibility of physical and psychological repression.
Logan Praised by Russia as 'Real America's Voice' as Schwarzenegger Shunned
The Russian government and its media allies continue to take note of what's being said in Western media.
Anonymous Hacks Into Russian Printers to Deliver Resistance Information
"Fight for your heritage and honor, overthrow Putin's corrupt system that steals from your pockets," the PDF allegedly sent to thousands of Russians reads.
Exclusive: Top Russian YouTuber Speaks Out Against Ukraine War
Russian travel blogger Ruslan Usachev spoke to Newsweek about how the Russia-Ukraine conflict is affecting the YouTuber community.
CNN, BBC Suspend Operations in Russia Amid Fears of Journalist Arrests
CNN and BBC have suspended operations after a Russian law was passed to ban "fake" information about the war.
Russian Media Mocks Louie Gohmert's Comments About Altering Moon Orbit
The Republican congressman asked a National Forest Service representative if the moon's orbit could be adjusted to address climate change.
Russian Media Deflects Navalny Protests as Voice of America Amplifies Them
Russian and foreign media saw different causes in the protests calling for the release of opposition politician Alexei Navalny.
Report: Russian Media Undermines Turkey-US Cooperation
Russian media have worked to promote tensions between Turkey and NATO, encouraged Ankara to support Russian actions in Eurasia and the Middle East and influenced the country's internal political development to transform it into a "more compliant partner."
Russia Cuts British Embassy From World Cup Opening
Russian viewers tuned in to watch the World Cup and were shocked to see a church had replaced the British Embassy in Moscow, among other changes.
Russia Downplays Flynn's Guilty Plea
Russian officials dismiss the hoopla over Flynn's guilty plea, calling it a "bag of smoke."
Will Moscow Ban U.S. Media? Parliament Backs New Law
As Washington urges Russia's state-funded network to register as a "foreign agent," Moscow is considering restrictions on all international press.
Trump Can't Boss The News, But Putin Can
"Life for the majority of people has become calmer, more comfortable, more attractive," the document read.
Trump 'Did Not Make America Great Again': Russian Press
Trump's "bad year" has left the Russian media, which once tore into his opponent, lambasting him for his "total collapse."
Russia Ready For 'Fight' With U.S. Over State Media
Russia's Foreign Ministry has vowed to "surprise" Washington if Kremlin-funded outlets are blocked and accused Twitter of being beholden to the U.S. security agencies.
Putin Is Mocking Trump and His Golf Game: Ex-Ambassador
Dismissing accusations that Putin's shirtless photos were propaganda, a Russian state TV show called out Trump, Obama and Justin Trudeau.
Macron Slams Russian Media as 'Lying Propaganda'
The Russian press responded by ignoring the French president's criticism and focusing on the opulent surroundings of the meeting.
Kremlin Plays Down Top Pundit's Trump Danger Claims
"Both are dangerous, but who is more dangerous?" Dmitry Kiselyov pondered on national airtime.
Russians Disregarding State Media in Internet Age
The most popular broadcast medium in Russia is on the decline, polls show.
Kremlin-Funded RT Claims U.K. Bank Accounts Are Frozen
The news network's U.K. accounts are with the NatWest bank.
Half of Russians Do Not Trust National Media: Poll
More Russians suspect that the media is massaging the figures on the economy.
Remembering Anna Politkovskaya 10 Years After Her Death
An investigation into her death is currently frozen. The culture of impunity that exists is a threat to the freedom of the press.
Watch: Russia's Hit About Loving 'Someone Like Putin'
"Someone like Putin, so full of strength, someone like Putin who doesn't get drunk."
Putin's Former Aide Dead From Blunt Trauma to the Head
The Kremlin's former media boss was found dead in a U.S. hotel last year.
Turkey Now Russian Media's Enemy Number One: Report
Research shows a shift in coverage following Turkey's downing of a Russian jet.
It Is Not Easy to Counter Putin's Barrage of Lies
Instead of targeting those engaged in distortion, Ukraine banned journalists from the BBC.
Putin's News Network of Lies Is Just the Start
Authoritarian countries like Russia, China and Iran are exploiting the West's tradition of a free press.
The State of Russian Media: Exiles and Activists
In times of war and censorship, new digital media keep popping up in Russia. How is this possible?
Daughter of Slain Kremlin-Critic Boris Nemtsov Leaves Russia
Zhanna Nemtsova has not said where she has moved but confirmed reports that she left after receiving threats.