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After MH17, Russia's relations with the pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine is in question. A reporter known for his access to Putin speculates about what lies ahead.
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Russia's FSB reports that more than forty Ukranian servicemen have defected en masse. Netizens weigh in to express their elation and doubts about the information.
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A Ukrainian advertiser has created an interesting ad campaign, which, with the help of pop culture icons, speaks to the current political cynicism in Ukraine.
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A Tatar speaker at a demonstration calls for Simferopol to be renamed “Putin”. Netizens express their doubts and chastise the BBC for sensationalizing.
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A Russian nationalist party has hung up new posters in the Moscow Metro. Their design bears a striking resemblance to Nazi propaganda posters. Netizens discuss.
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Ukraine's new Prime Minister, Artseniy Yatsenyuk, is preparing claims against Russia for Ukraine's share of the USSR's money, which amount to about $80 billion.
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A controversial political scientist has urged Russia to call the West's bluff and lead Russia into a new political landscape where it will determine the future
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A Russian emigrant was detained as he attempted to reach the USA from France on a raft after being denied asylum there. He claims he was persecuted in Russia.
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Russian developers unveiled a smartphone with two screens, and most netizens took pride in the idea of an international Russian product but were wary of pricing.
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The Federal Assembly has passed a law prohibiting advertising abortion and the practice of alternative medicine, eliciting a mixture of confusion and support.
After MH17, Russia's relations with the pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine is in question. A reporter known for his access to Putin speculates about what lies ahead.2
Russia's FSB reports that more than forty Ukranian servicemen have defected en masse. Netizens weigh in to express their elation and doubts about the information.
A Ukrainian advertiser has created an interesting ad campaign, which, with the help of pop culture icons, speaks to the current political cynicism in Ukraine.
A Tatar speaker at a demonstration calls for Simferopol to be renamed “Putin”. Netizens express their doubts and chastise the BBC for sensationalizing.
A Russian nationalist party has hung up new posters in the Moscow Metro. Their design bears a striking resemblance to Nazi propaganda posters. Netizens discuss.
Ukraine's new Prime Minister, Artseniy Yatsenyuk, is preparing claims against Russia for Ukraine's share of the USSR's money, which amount to about $80 billion.
A controversial political scientist has urged Russia to call the West's bluff and lead Russia into a new political landscape where it will determine the future
A Russian emigrant was detained as he attempted to reach the USA from France on a raft after being denied asylum there. He claims he was persecuted in Russia.
Russian developers unveiled a smartphone with two screens, and most netizens took pride in the idea of an international Russian product but were wary of pricing.
The Federal Assembly has passed a law prohibiting advertising abortion and the practice of alternative medicine, eliciting a mixture of confusion and support.