Topic: Vladimir Putin - CSMonitor.com

Russian NGOs in panic mode over proposed 'high treason' law

Russia's new definition of high treason, which is likely to pass, could apply to any behavior that undermines 'constitutional order, sovereignty, and territorial and state integrity' in authorities' eyes.

IKEA removes Pussy Riot-like photo from its Russian site

Russia bolsters influence in Kyrgyzstan as US nears airbase exit

Anti-Putin protests waning? Tens of thousands of Russians say no.

Keep Calm Good Reads: Hillsborough, rural Russians, and chasing dreams of spaceflight

Russian Duma expels anti-Putin lawmaker. Sign of a coming crackdown?

Global News Blog Russia's Medvedev plays 'good cop' on Pussy Riot

Putin: I'm 'grateful' to Romney for proving me right about missile defense

Russia: Try again on Syria talks, Assad might be willing to go

Speculation abounds over Chinese president-in-waiting's low profile

Putin on the birds: 'Only the weak ones didn't follow' me

Russia, China: Global recovery weakening

For first interview of new term, Putin puts priority on foreign audience

Russian nuclear support for Iran limited by distrust

Romney's GOP convention remarks rub Russia the wrong way

Roman Abramovich prevails in Russian oligarch court battle

Iran's charm offensive at NAM summit thwarted by Syria, nuclear work

Global News Blog Russia's Putin: 'Galley slave' or Persian Gulf monarch?

In desecration of crosses, Russia's Orthodox church sees dark warning

Two Pussy Riot members flee Russia

Russia dismisses foreign criticism of Pussy Riot trial

In Pictures Julian Assange and the WikiLeaks Scandal

Moscow court responsible for sentencing Pussy Riot hacked (+video)

Moscow: Will police find other Pussy Riot members? (+video)

Pussy Riot: the anonymous band behind the high-profile conviction (+video)