Paul Goldberg, president of the Union of Councils for Jews in the Former Soviet Union and author of "The Dissident," discusses in a Moment essay titled "The Killing of Navalny and Putin's Theater of Terror" why Russian leader Vladimir Putin is more dangerous than his Soviet predecessors, particularly in light of the Alexei Navalny case.

In a series of letters, there are discussions and responses to various topics in Jewish literature.

In Paul Goldberg's novel "The Dissident," set in 1970s Moscow, a couple falls in love and gets married amidst a backdrop of a groundbreaking human rights organization and axe-murders.