viktor ivanov
Why did Russia shut down its version of the DEA?
The story of Putin’s decision to dissolve Russia’s Federal Drug Control Service involves turf wars, a tanking economy, and allegations of rampant corruption.
How Russia Became the New Global Leader in the War on Drugs
The Kremlin's new role as the most vocal proponent of the drug war has created a domestic HIV crisis, led to allegations of corruption, and slowed the pace of reform worldwide.
The Synthetic Drug Called Spice Is Ravaging Russia
Spice has killed at least 24 and hospitalized 700 Russians since September. But it's outpacing the law and is very easy to get hold of.
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Crimea's Heroin Addicts Are Dying Under Russian Drug Laws
Before annexation by Russia, Crimea was known for progressive drug policy. But Moscow has now banned methadone and addicts are suffering.
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