Fasten your seatbelts! “When aliens land in Russia and babushka makes them eat first, then talk” — a typical meme for this page, with the photo depicting a man in alien drag eating borsch.

In post-Soviet Russia, you don’t make memes. Memes make (or unmake?) you. That is, at least, the only conclusion we can draw from an announcement made this week by Russia’s three-year-old ...

The case of a young woman facing jail for sharing memes on social media, has prompted a major debate about abuse of law and censorship in Russia. Maria Motuznaya, a 23-year-old from the city of ...

The memes depict Karlsson sitting in Carlson’s chair during the interview and include comments in Russian such as, “Tucker Carlson, when he finally got the coveted interview with Putin ...

NAFO’s volunteer “troops” use tongue-in-cheek memes to mock, troll and discredit Russia’s war. Their battlegrounds are primarily Twitter and Telegram, where they have garnered a sizable ...