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The director of a film about the events on Maidan at the end of 2013/beginning of 2014 has announced that he will not be giving interviews to Russian journalists.
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A man going by the nickname of Gulliver is on the run after being identified as a hooligan who attacked one of the FC Zenit footballers after his team lost a match.
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The creator of Russia's Facebook rival VKontakte, Pavel Durov, has taken to the site to explain why he has been forced to sell his shares in the huge company.
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Mikhail Khodorkovsky is planning on gathering the Russian opposition in Kiev for a meeting about Putin's foreign policy in particular in respect to Ukraine.
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Darth Vader has been refused permission to stand for election in Ukraine's upcoming presidential elections. Russian netizens discuss the unpopular decision.
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Following Crimea's annexation by the Russian Federation, the rouble has been officially launched in the territory by Russia, alongside the Ukrainian hryvnia.
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Netizens chortle at Vladimir Putin's latest promise to guarantee safety for Crimean Tatars, against the background of today's referendum result to join Russia.
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Following recent events in Ukraine, three heads of TV networks in Russia have responded to allegations that their coverage has been biased against the Maidan.
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Following revolution in Ukraine, a number of cities have opted to rename several of their main landmarks after the events in Kiev. Netizens discuss the renaming.
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Opposition activist and former Prime Minister of Ukraine has been released from jail following the Euromaidan protests and the usurping of Viktor Yanukovich.
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In a recent report, an American human rights activist has demonstrated that there are fewer crimes linked to intolerance and homophobia than in the United States.
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Roskomnadzor are discussing plans to introduce age restrictions for museum exhibits. Unsurprisingly, Russian netizens are not very impressed with the new plans.
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An investigation is currently underway into a young boy who shot his geography teacher in what appears to be an exsistential crisis. Netizens discuss his actions.
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As the situation in Ukraine continues to develop the prime minister offers his resignation to the president and laws against protesters are repealed by parliament.
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A biographical calendar featuring Joseph Stalin getting older is making waves on the Runet after it emerged that it was published by the Russian Orthodox Church.
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One of Russia's most famous political prisoners, Mikhail Khodorkovsky was recently released, and he flew straight out of Russia. Netizens talk about his punishment.
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President Vladimir Putin recently made an address to the Federal Assembly which has been analysed by experts at Ridus, but netizens find his words hollow and empty.
The director of a film about the events on Maidan at the end of 2013/beginning of 2014 has announced that he will not be giving interviews to Russian journalists.0
A man going by the nickname of Gulliver is on the run after being identified as a hooligan who attacked one of the FC Zenit footballers after his team lost a match.
The creator of Russia's Facebook rival VKontakte, Pavel Durov, has taken to the site to explain why he has been forced to sell his shares in the huge company.
Mikhail Khodorkovsky is planning on gathering the Russian opposition in Kiev for a meeting about Putin's foreign policy in particular in respect to Ukraine.
Darth Vader has been refused permission to stand for election in Ukraine's upcoming presidential elections. Russian netizens discuss the unpopular decision.
Following Crimea's annexation by the Russian Federation, the rouble has been officially launched in the territory by Russia, alongside the Ukrainian hryvnia.
Netizens chortle at Vladimir Putin's latest promise to guarantee safety for Crimean Tatars, against the background of today's referendum result to join Russia.
Following recent events in Ukraine, three heads of TV networks in Russia have responded to allegations that their coverage has been biased against the Maidan.
Following revolution in Ukraine, a number of cities have opted to rename several of their main landmarks after the events in Kiev. Netizens discuss the renaming.
Opposition activist and former Prime Minister of Ukraine has been released from jail following the Euromaidan protests and the usurping of Viktor Yanukovich.
In a recent report, an American human rights activist has demonstrated that there are fewer crimes linked to intolerance and homophobia than in the United States.
Roskomnadzor are discussing plans to introduce age restrictions for museum exhibits. Unsurprisingly, Russian netizens are not very impressed with the new plans.
An investigation is currently underway into a young boy who shot his geography teacher in what appears to be an exsistential crisis. Netizens discuss his actions.
As the situation in Ukraine continues to develop the prime minister offers his resignation to the president and laws against protesters are repealed by parliament.
A biographical calendar featuring Joseph Stalin getting older is making waves on the Runet after it emerged that it was published by the Russian Orthodox Church.
One of Russia's most famous political prisoners, Mikhail Khodorkovsky was recently released, and he flew straight out of Russia. Netizens talk about his punishment.
President Vladimir Putin recently made an address to the Federal Assembly which has been analysed by experts at Ridus, but netizens find his words hollow and empty.