In Russia, a court has declared satirical images comparing Russian President Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler as dangerous. Law ...

Russia has banned dozens of memes depicting Vladimir Putin as Adolf ... Russian spy comedy ‘Hitler Goes Kaput!’, in which a Soviet officer infiltrates the SS and kidnap Hitler and his mistress ...

The explosion collapsed at least three sections of the bridge, which Russia uses as a supply ... the country has long used memes, along with others in the post-Soviet space, to be critical of ...

But the reappearance of a monument to this hated figure in Soviet history might be related more to Russia’s elite politics than to Putin’s nostalgia. Before we get into the modern Kremlinology ...

Robert D. Kaplan calls Russia’s first post-Soviet decade “near-anarchy” (“Communism Still Haunts Russia,” op-ed, June 9). This is better than the “cursed 1990s” of Kremlin propaganda ...

Russia's celebration this weekend of the Soviet victory over the Nazis 80 years ago comes under the shadow of its invasion of Ukraine. Victory Day is Russia's most solemn secular holiday.