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Two Dutch gay rights activists have been arrested and banned from Russia for three years after taking part in a gay rights protest in the northern city of Murmansk.
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The Moscow authorities are dealing with a plague of rats which has infested the capital due to both a very warm May and the closure of several shopping centres.
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Netizens talk about a statement by Olga Golodets, Deputy PM, in which she states that she does not believe feminism should mean the absence of gender differences.
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Netizens discuss a recent meteorological event in the town of Miass in the Chelyabinsk Oblast during which the skies lit up until the early hours of the morning.
Two Dutch gay rights activists have been arrested and banned from Russia for three years after taking part in a gay rights protest in the northern city of Murmansk.9
The Moscow authorities are dealing with a plague of rats which has infested the capital due to both a very warm May and the closure of several shopping centres.
Netizens talk about a statement by Olga Golodets, Deputy PM, in which she states that she does not believe feminism should mean the absence of gender differences.
Netizens discuss a recent meteorological event in the town of Miass in the Chelyabinsk Oblast during which the skies lit up until the early hours of the morning.