Anna Nemtsova is a correspondent for Newsweek and The Daily Beast based in Moscow. Her work has also appeared in The Chronicle of Higher Education, on Radio Free Europe and in Foreign Policy.
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From Tree-hugging To Stumping For Votes
A tenacious environmental activist jumps into the Russian political fray. MORE
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Protests Couldn’t Save Pussy Riot
The Russian punk band was sentenced to two years behind bars.... MORE
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The Girls Who’ve Rocked Russia
Anna Nemtsova reports on why Vladimir Putin fears the punk-rock band, Pussy Riot. MORE
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A Secret Putin Palace?
Extravagant mansions are popping up along Russia’s Black Sea coast.... MORE
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Viktor Ivanov
The Kremlin drug czar keeps waging an uphill fight. MORE
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Don’t Miss the Khvanchkara!
Georgian wines—including Stalin’s favorite red—are making a comeback after a Russian embargo dried... MORE
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Can Russia Afford Syria?
Backing the Assad regime is the Kremlin’s way of protecting Russian interests in Syria, but it may... MORE
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Where Can Asma Go?
Rumors are flying that Syria’s first lady has fled to Russia—a state notorious for sheltering... MORE
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Natalia Vodianova’s Flood Walk
The supermodel shrugs off political attacks as she returns home to Russia to help thousands left... MORE
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These Walls Have Ears
During the Soviet era, many Russians feared that the KGB was spying on them.... MORE
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Madonna's Russian Revolution
St Petersburg just passed a law banning gay "propaganda," and Madonna has promised to raise hell... MORE
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Putin’s Unlikely Foe
A Russian It-girl’s fall from Kremlin insider to ‘traitor.’ By Owen Matthews and Anna Nemtsova. MORE
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Michael McFaul: America’s Man In Russia
A diplomat with a big mouth—and a big mission. MORE
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Russians Protest Kremlin Crackdown
Crowds of anti-Putin activists turned out on Tuesday as police raided the homes of opposition... MORE
