Russian society's inability to respond in a timely manner to serious injustices, just like a pupil that does not respond to light, cannot mean anything good, writes columnist Ivan Sukhov.

Social networks are brimming right now with nostalgic photo collages based on the second “Back to the Future” movie.

It seems the West has already made its decision, casting Russia as the bogeyman and not as the leader of an international anti-terrorist coalition, writes columnist Ivan Sukhov.

The Russian public's mood is strikingly reminiscent of that found in the papers and memoirs of World War I: both then and now, war is initially an anesthesia that numbs society to ...

The Islamic State is indeed a common enemy to both Russia and the West, and possibly far more than Putin realizes, writes columnist Ivan Sukhov.

Many Russians clearly yearn for walls and closed gates and consider it pure madness to open the gates of Europe to those who need help, writes columnist Ivan Sukhov.

Opposition leaders must do more than maintain their image as handsome, smart guys who would transform Russia if only the tyrannical powers would let them and the indifferent population would support them, ...

Hundreds of thousands of Russian children started school on Sept. 1 and they will graduate in what will be a completely different national and international environment, writes columnist Ivan Sukhov.

Recent rulings in Russian courts show the Kremlin's utter contempt for the Russian people, writes columnist Ivan Sukhov.

The Russian people have no idea toward which port the ship of state is sailing, much less whether it is a worthwhile destination, writes columnist Ivan Sukhov.