The Moscow Times
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If you are in Russia or plan to travel there, it's still safe to read us - but you cannot share our articles on social media, link to them or quote them. Here's what else you need to know.
Officials say that around 7,100 Russian civilians have been killed since Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine in early 2022.
Intelligence officials in Australia had said that constructing the Russian embassy so close to the parliament building would present security risks.
Using the Burevestnik missile would not help Russia win an actual war. But its testing is supposed to warn the West that Russia will fight back.
Our team of Russian and English journalists provide readers across the world with breaking news, engaging stories and balanced reporting about the largest country on Earth.
Russia’s auto industry is floundering in the face of tough competition from China, weak domestic demand and poor export prospects.
The Moscow Times has been Russia’s leading independent English-language media outlet since 1992, publishing daily stories about politics, society, economy and culture.
The Moscow Times spoke to five residents of Russia’s second-largest city about how the war has transformed their everyday lives.
Russia Not Seeking to End Ukraine War by May 9 – Foreign Minister Russia’s Victory Day will come against the backdrop of Moscow’s bloody military campaign in Ukraine.
Two current and two former Russian officials told The Moscow Times that these outlets’ reporting had created serious problems for Kremlin propaganda, damaging Moscow’s influence in the post ...