Poison, pills, or poor angles: what’s behind the rumours surrounding Kadyrov’s health?
For months, rumours have suggested that Ramzan Kadyrov is gravely ill, facing the consequences of either a drug addiction or of poisoning.
Terrorism suspect killed in shootout in Ingushetia
The suspect was wanted in connection to a series of shootouts with law enforcement forces in Ingushetia in March and April.
Daghestani official ‘blows off hand’ with stun grenade
The deputy head of the Buynaksk administration was reportedly playing with the stun grenade at a friend’s home.
Armenian police ‘forced Ingush domestic abuse victim to meet family’
Fatima Zurabova’s uncle reportedly threatened to ‘deal with’ those who had helped her flee Ingushetia.
Chechen man convicted in Politkovskaya assassination pardoned after fighting in Ukraine
One of those accused of murdering Anna Politkovskaya was released early due to his participation in the war in Ukraine.
Russia amends schoolbooks labelling victims of Stalinist deportations ‘Nazi collaborators’
The textbook stirred controversy among the nations that have been deported from the North Caucasus during World War II.
Security forces ‘detain dozens’ in raid on Chechen village
Chechen security services raided the village of Kadi-Yurt on Wednesday afternoon, with the reasons for the raid not made public.
What was behind the North Caucasus’ antisemitic surge?
After a series of antisemitic events in the North Caucasus, the factors contributing to mass violence remain cause for debate.
Tatarstan and Karachay-Cherkessia award Kadyrov’s son for ‘strengthening interfaith harmony’
Adam Kadyrov has been awarded three distinctions less than a month after he beat a man for burning the Qur’an.
Daghestani police disperse second pro-Palestine rally in a week
The police have dispersed hundreds of people rallying in support of Palestine in Khasavyurt.