How Russia’s dictatorship is making the political elite self-destruct

Unnoticed by many, the ‘war of the future’ has begun in Ukraine

Volodymyr Zelensky should not be left to resist US blackmail and Russian aggression alone

Rather than a Hague tribunal, the war in Ukraine is now set to end in a 21st-century Yalta Conference

Why the victory of pro-European forces in Moldova’s election has a far wider significance

Putin chose to honour veterans on Red Square by threatening the West with nuclear war

As the Kremlin dictator’s illegitimacy is now obvious, is it time to stop using the title he prizes so highly?

Nothing better sums up Putin’s Russia than grieving for the nation’s dead while continuing to attack a neighbouring country

Emboldened by the West’s wobble on Ukraine, Putin returns to miracle working on live TV

A society built on elevating murderers and torturing peacemakers is barely a society

Britain’s former Minister of Defence on how the war has diminished Russia but united Europe

The outgoing British ambassador to Moscow reflects on the parlous state of UK-Russian relations

How Ramzan Kadyrov violated Russia's greatest taboo

Novaya Gazeta Europe's editor-in-chief argues that votes can still be used to send a message to the Kremlin

Having spent a year in prison, Ilya Yashin meets his 40th birthday and explains why a Russian politician cannot be an emigrant

Putin was waging his criminal war with the hands of murderers, and now the Wagner Group turned against the Kremlin and the whole of Russia