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Navalny foundation researchers uncover millions in property and luxury goods held by family of VTsIOM director Valery Fyodorov, who for more than two decades has manipulated Russian public opinion

The Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) found more than 500 million rubles’ worth — roughly $7 million — of real estate, cars, and luxury goods belonging to the family of Valery Fedorov, director of the Russian state polling agency VTsIOM. FBK reached that conclusion after reviewing financial records, leaked data, and the Instagram account of Darya Vasilyeva, Fedorov’s 30-year-old second wife.

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Russian Federation Council Speaker calls for search engines to show family support centers before abortion clinics in results

Russian Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko has called for changes to search engine algorithms so that abortion-related queries surface links to family support centers before anything else.

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PACE votes to keep Chechen public figure who called LGBTQ+ people ‘outcasts and perverts’ in Russian opposition platform

The Bureau of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has voted to keep Chechen public figure Ruslan Kutayev in the Russian opposition platform at PACE, despite his history of calling LGBTQ+ people “outcasts and perverts” and describing “honor killings” in the Caucasus as a private family matter. The crisis group SK SOS drew attention to the decision.

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Court orders seizure of assets belonging to former Deputy Defense Minister Ruslan Tsalikov and his family

A Moscow court has ordered the seizure of assets worth 5.5 billion rubles belonging to former First Deputy Defense Minister Ruslan Tsalikov and his relatives. Moscow’s Nikulinsky District Court issued the ruling on a claim filed by the Prosecutor General’s Office, the Russian Telegram news channel Ostorozhno Novosti reported.

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Chechen political figure says ‘honor killings’ are a private family matter, calls LGBTQ+ people ‘outcasts and perverts’

Statements by Ruslan Kutayev — president of the Assembly of Peoples of the Caucasus and a member of the PACE platform representing Russia’s indigenous peoples — are generating widespread debate in the Russian opposition. In an interview with a Ukrainian YouTube channel, he said that when the time comes, Chechens will “return to Moscow” and control the Russian capital so that it “doesn’t get uppity with the surrounding peoples.” Journalist Alexander Plushev later invited Kutayev onto his program to clarify remarks that may have been misunderstood, but the conversation produced several more explosive statements: Kutayev justified “honor killings” and compared queer people to “outcasts” and “perverts,” saying they should not “put themselves on display.” Human rights advocates and journalists are now demanding that Kutayev be removed from his role at PACE and asking how he came to be there in the first place.

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Navalny foundation researchers uncover millions in property and luxury goods held by family of VTsIOM director Valery Fyodorov, who for more than two decades has manipulated Russian public opinion

Russian Federation Council Speaker calls for search engines to show family support centers before abortion clinics in results

PACE votes to keep Chechen public figure who called LGBTQ+ people ‘outcasts and perverts’ in Russian opposition platform

Court orders seizure of assets belonging to former Deputy Defense Minister Ruslan Tsalikov and his family

Chechen political figure says ‘honor killings’ are a private family matter, calls LGBTQ+ people ‘outcasts and perverts’