Across Russian-occupied Ukraine, Kremlin troops have shuttered places of worship since the first invasion began in 2014.

MOSCOW, June 20. / TASS /. About 150 churches and temples in downtown Moscow have received bomb threats from unknown persons, a source in the law enforcement agencies told TASS on Sunday.

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Russia's invasion, which began in February 2022, has also been a source of religious controversy within the Eastern Orthodox Church and has driven a split among believers in both Russia and Ukraine. V ...

The patriarch of Russia's Orthodox Church, celebrating Christmas alongside Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, said on Tuesday that the Western world despised Russia and its "alternative path of civilised ...

Ukrainian law enforcement officers charged former lawmaker and businessman Vadym Novynskyi with high treason and incitement ...

The anti-abortion movement is on the rise in Russia, and the Kremlin is responding by changing the law to make terminations more difficult.

TASS/. Radical nationalists have held a protest against the churches of the Moscow Patriarchate in the Ukrainian city of Odessa, putting up stickers on their doors pointing to the fact that these ...