Antiwar

Issued on: 28/03/2022 - 16:06Modified: 30/03/2022 - 11:38 People in Russia who support the invasion of Ukraine have adopted the letter "Z" as a pro-war symbol. People have…

SPEAKING OUT At the Mar 22 session of the Semiluksky council, Belyayeva took the floor and said she opposed President Vladimir Putin's decision to invade Ukraine. "I consider what is happening there to be a war crime," she can be heard…

Issued on: 18/03/2022 - 17:37Modified: 25/03/2022 - 13:56 Posts shared online claim to show members of a Russian military choir being arrested for singing anti-war songs.…

ISTANBUL — Only a month ago it would have been an innocuous scene in Moscow: Oxxxymiron, one of Russia’s most popular rappers, performing his latest tracks onstage with a banner behind him reading: “Russians against war.”But after President…

Fears are growing for a Russian journalist who is said to be missing after interrupting the main news programme on the country's most popular TV channel, holding a sign which told viewers: "They are lying to you."During the…

PRO-KREMLIN CHANNEL State TV is the main source of news for many millions of Russians, and closely follows the Kremlin line that Russia was forced to act in Ukraine to demilitarise and "denazify" the country, and to defend Russian-speakers…

FRANKFURT: Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in cities across Germany on Sunday (Mar 14) to call for peace and protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, police and organisers said. A sea of people carrying yellow…

Beijing has been treading a cautious diplomatic line on the conflict, refusing to condemn the actions of Moscow, with which it only last month touted a "no-limits" friendship. In the staging area ahead of Friday's opening ceremony…

Some Russian state-controlled media carried short reports about Sunday's protests but they did not feature high in news bulletins. Russia's RIA news agency said the Manezhnaya Square in Moscow, adjoining the Kremlin, had been "liberated"…

LONDON: More than 559 people were detained at protests on Sunday in 21 cities across Russia against President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, according to an independent Russian-based protest monitor. The OVD-Info protest monitoring…