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Despite the videos on YouTube showing dangerous drivers in Russia, this blogger has uncovered statistics that suggest America is more dangerous. Netizens disagree.
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Moscow authorities appear to have been caught out Photoshopping snow off roads instead of actually sending teams out to clean them, according to one blogger.
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Police have arrested teenagers from Yaroslavl for selling dried herbs under the guise of marijuana. A case has been opened under the charge of large scale fraud.
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Putin has been called out by bloggers, who have caught him reciting verbatim from a speech given by Ivanov in October, about the separation of church and state.
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Netizens mock the St. Petersburg local lawmakers for passing amendments to their noise nuisance laws that forbid loud snoring and cats from walking around at night.
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Approximately six times a year, to celebrate the town's history, Volgograd will be renamed Stalingrad. It will happen on days of remembrance, and is not permanent.
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In a suburb of Moscow, a train was stopped at a station by around a hundred teenagers, who then spent 20 minutes spraying graffiti on it before disappearing.
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Moscow's municipal transport agency plans to regulate the popular form of transport, characterised by minibuses and foreign drivers, over the next two-three years.
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A poor mother of two has made the news after explaining how she lives on 43 roubles a day, and netizens have rushed to her assistance, offering food and money.
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Russia's national airline, Aeroflot, have opened a competition to celebrate their 90th birthday allowing netizens to create a design to be painted onto a plane.
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Over the course of the coming year, a new service will allow Muscovites to book a place in a graveyard online. The service will not be available for the living.
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Netizens discuss vegetarianism in response to the news that members of a British social network are gathering signatures to stop the hunting of wolves in Yakutia.
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An unusual appeal to the Constitutional Court sees a lawyer asking whether a sentence imposed by a sleeping judge is legal, after posting a video to YouTube.
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A new bill is being drafted to set a time scale for the introduction of a new electronic smart card to replace the old style domestic passport issued to Russians.
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A Russian-bred draught horse is a source of immense nostalgic pride for netizens when it pulls a Polish car out of a snowy ditch with ease from a standing start.
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Famous American pornstar turned actress posted in broken Russian on twitter a question about Russian citizenship that has set the Runet ablaze with speculation.
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Netizens wonder whether the hundreds of millions of roubles spent on new interactive touchscreen panels at bus-stops in the centre of the capital are worth it.
Despite the videos on YouTube showing dangerous drivers in Russia, this blogger has uncovered statistics that suggest America is more dangerous. Netizens disagree.
Moscow authorities appear to have been caught out Photoshopping snow off roads instead of actually sending teams out to clean them, according to one blogger.
Police have arrested teenagers from Yaroslavl for selling dried herbs under the guise of marijuana. A case has been opened under the charge of large scale fraud.
Putin has been called out by bloggers, who have caught him reciting verbatim from a speech given by Ivanov in October, about the separation of church and state.
Netizens mock the St. Petersburg local lawmakers for passing amendments to their noise nuisance laws that forbid loud snoring and cats from walking around at night.
Approximately six times a year, to celebrate the town's history, Volgograd will be renamed Stalingrad. It will happen on days of remembrance, and is not permanent.
In a suburb of Moscow, a train was stopped at a station by around a hundred teenagers, who then spent 20 minutes spraying graffiti on it before disappearing.
Moscow's municipal transport agency plans to regulate the popular form of transport, characterised by minibuses and foreign drivers, over the next two-three years.
A poor mother of two has made the news after explaining how she lives on 43 roubles a day, and netizens have rushed to her assistance, offering food and money.
Russia's national airline, Aeroflot, have opened a competition to celebrate their 90th birthday allowing netizens to create a design to be painted onto a plane.
Over the course of the coming year, a new service will allow Muscovites to book a place in a graveyard online. The service will not be available for the living.
Netizens discuss vegetarianism in response to the news that members of a British social network are gathering signatures to stop the hunting of wolves in Yakutia.
An unusual appeal to the Constitutional Court sees a lawyer asking whether a sentence imposed by a sleeping judge is legal, after posting a video to YouTube.
A new bill is being drafted to set a time scale for the introduction of a new electronic smart card to replace the old style domestic passport issued to Russians.
A Russian-bred draught horse is a source of immense nostalgic pride for netizens when it pulls a Polish car out of a snowy ditch with ease from a standing start.
Famous American pornstar turned actress posted in broken Russian on twitter a question about Russian citizenship that has set the Runet ablaze with speculation.
Netizens wonder whether the hundreds of millions of roubles spent on new interactive touchscreen panels at bus-stops in the centre of the capital are worth it.
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