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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law exposing Russians living abroad to administrative prosecution for “offenses against the interests” of the state.

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Russia’s Communist Party won’t field former deputy Valery Rashkin in State Duma elections — he had sought to return after losing his seat in 2022 over illegal moose hunting

Russia’s Communist Party (KPRF) will not field former deputy Valery Rashkin as a candidate in the upcoming State Duma elections, sources told the Russian business daily Vedomosti. Rashkin’s candidacy was blocked both in a single-member district and on the party list.

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Three years after banning Gmail-based account registration, Russia’s State Duma finally sets fines for noncompliance

Russia’s State Duma passed, on second and third readings, legislation that will fine website owners who allow users to log in using foreign services such as Google and Apple.

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Russia’s State Duma tightens rules for ‘foreign agents’ — adding more inspections and banning social advertising

Russia’s State Duma passed a law tightening state oversight of people and organizations designated as “foreign agents” in Russia, approving it in both the second and third readings in a single session.

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Russia’s internet crackdown is cutting developers off from GitHub and Python. The government’s proposed fix? A VPN controlled by the government.

Russia’s federal media regulator, Roskomnadzor, plans to create a unified “state VPN” for Russian software developers who have lost access to foreign repositories because of internet restrictions, The Bell reported, citing sources from two companies that were invited to meet with the agency.

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Students, parents, and teachers want ‘Russophobe’ novelist pulled from Russia’s national graduation exam

Russia held the Russian-language portion of its Unified State Exam (EGE) on June 4, and complaints about the materials began circulating almost immediately — from students, parents, and teachers alike. Among those who aired them publicly was Yekaterina Mizulina, head of the Safe Internet League, who posted the complaints on her Telegram channel.

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Kremlin tells Russian media to portray Pashinyan’s election win with under 50% as a ‘loss’

Russia’s Presidential administration “recommended” that state and pro-Kremlin media emphasize in their coverage that Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party received less than 50% of the vote. Meduza learned this from an employee at one of the major Kremlin-friendly outlets.

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Sevastopol introduces QR codes for gas rationing — available only through Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max

The TES gas station network in occupied Sevastopol has begun rationing fuel sales through QR codes, Russia-appointed Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev announced on the evening of June 6.

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Russia opens talks with Apple to return state-backed messaging app Max to App Store

Russia’s Digital Development Ministry has opened negotiations with Apple to restore the Max messenger to the App Store, Minister Maksut Shadayev said at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

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U.S. presses Georgia to extradite Russian trade expert in aviation sanctions case

Georgian police at Tbilisi International Airport detained a Russian national who faces criminal charges in the United States, defense attorney Beka Nemsitsveridze told the Georgian broadcaster TV Pirveli.

Apple says sanctions rules forced it to drop Russia’s state-backed Max app

Apple has commented on the removal of Max, the Russian “national” messaging app, from the App Store.

The Duma deputy who tells SPIEF what it doesn’t want to hear is back — and this year he used the word ‘war’

The chairman of the State Duma’s budget and tax committee, Andrei Makarov, called Russia’s security forces’ conduct during the war lawless. He made the remarks at a Sberbank business breakfast held as part of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).

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Russia restores U.S. package deliveries for the first time since 2022 invasion fallout

Russian Post has resumed accepting packages from the United States for the first time since 2022.

‘It would be funny, if it weren’t so sad’ that politicians stoke fears of a Russian NATO attack, Putin says

Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed as “nonsense” the suggestion that Russia might attack a NATO member state.

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Apple removes Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max from App Store

The Kremlin-backed Max messenger disappeared from the App Store on June 3. iPhone and iPad users lost the ability to download the app, and those who had already installed it stopped receiving notifications and updates. According to the head of Russia’s Digital Development Ministry, Maksut Shadayev, the restrictions affected more than 20 million Russians — at least a quarter of Max’s total user base. Apple has not commented on the reasons for the removal. Yulia Navalnaya had previously called on the American company to take this step. The removal also follows that of another messenger suspected of spying on users — Telega — which was pulled from the App Store not long ago.

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Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max stops delivering push notifications on Apple devices after removal from App Store

Apple devices have stopped delivering push notifications for calls and messages in the Max messenger, the app’s press service said.

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Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max vanishes from App Store

Russia’s Max messenger has vanished from the App Store. The app no longer appears in search results, and attempts to reach its page via a direct link return an error.

United Russia’s primaries featured hundreds of war veterans — but most were already seasoned politicians, not ordinary soldiers

United Russia has wrapped up its primary elections ahead of the State Duma vote, and the ruling party and the Kremlin’s domestic policy team fell short of the 10% voter turnout target they had set for themselves. Official figures put the final turnout at 9.03%.

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A Russian naval officer spent years forging and selling works by renowned Soviet sculptor Ernst Neizvestny

Ernst Neizvestny was the most famous Soviet sculptor of the second half of the 20th century, known for expressive, symbolism-laden works that sometimes edged into abstraction. His career flourished during the Khrushchev Thaw, when socialist realism was no longer strictly enforced. But by 1962, after Nikita Khrushchev denounced an exhibition at the Moscow Manege, Neizvestny found official channels all but closed to him: he was expelled from the Artists’ Union and stripped of his studio. Paradoxically, it was Neizvestny who designed the monument on Khrushchev’s grave at Novodevichy Cemetery. That was among his last works in the Soviet Union; in 1977, he emigrated to the United States for good.

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