history dept. Russia’s Slaughter of Indigenous People in Alaska Tells Us Something Important About Ukraine Russia once controlled 20 percent of U.S. territory.

Russia last month released its new policy framework on the sustainable development of Indigenous minority peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East. The document will guide policy and budget ...

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and the so-called partial mobilisation in September 2021 drastically and disproportionally affected young men from ethnic minorities and Indigenous people ...

The International Committee of Indigenous Peoples of Russia, to which Mr Berezhkov belongs, appealed to those in line for mobilisation to ‘continue the traditions of their ancestors’ and not ...

When Russia launched its offensive against Ukraine in February 2022, many Indigenous people of Russia were sent to the front lines of the conflict, Foreign Policy has reported.Solovyeva shared ...

Indigenous peoples in Russia are faced with an uncertain future as their population sizes dwindle amid mobilisation for the war in Ukraine (Picture: Getty, Shutterstock/Aisling Le Gros, Metro) One ...

Details: Zelenskyy has called on the indigenous people of the Russian Federation to defend their liberty in the streets and city squares in order not to fight for their right to live in mountains and ...

One of Last Representatives of a Russian Indigenous People Died Near Kursk. A 56-year-old member of Russia’s Sevastopol-based 810th separate marine brigade who was killed in action in the Kursk region ...

DULUTH — More than 4,000 miles separate northern Minnesota and Russia’s Republic of Karelia along the border of Finland. But Indigenous people in each region have long shared a common material ...

In one region on the Crimean Peninsula — the Tatars’ homeland and part of Ukraine that Russia has occupied for the past eight years — all but two of 48 people who received draft notices were ...

Members of various Indigenous communities pose for a photo while attending the COP29 U.N. Climate Summit in Baku, Azerbaijan. From top left, Saina Ekaterina Savvinova, 53, of Yakutsk, Russia ...