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News seems to have emerged that Cisco have been paying bribes to Russian officials in the form of huge discounts on products which were then split with resellers.
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A new survey says that corruption in Russia has not improved since last year, despite their ranking going up. Russia the world's fiftieth most corrupt country.
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President Putin is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Lord Peter Truscott for his involvement in the Syrian crisis, but netizens question Truscott's motives.
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In news reminiscent of the Usual Suspects' "New York's Finest Taxi Service", Russian police in Moscow are suspected of offering illegal escort services to VIPs.
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Russia's most prominent opposition politician, Alexei Navalny, was yesterday sentenced to 5 years in prison for embezzling money, in a move he says is political.
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The mayor of the Russian town of Yaroslavl has been arrested after $500,000 was found in his apartment, that his daughter tried to hide next door after his arrest.
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After the World Justice Project placed Russia 92nd out of 97 countries for rule of law, netizens say they studied too few countries, and ask who is behind the NGO.
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Deputy PM Dmitry Rogozin: private Russian companies will be able to develop nuclear weapons in co-operation with the state, while netizens talk about embezzlement.
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To almost no-one's surprise, Austrian statisticians have confirmed that the 2012 Russian presidential elections had as much integrity as those held in Uganda
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The Russian traffic police seem to have been caught using mobile smartphones to accept bribes on credit card. Netizens question the authenticity of the video.
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After 40 years, the Russian government have declassified a huge deposit of diamonds on the border of Yakutia and Krasnoyarsk region, netizens react with cynicism.
News seems to have emerged that Cisco have been paying bribes to Russian officials in the form of huge discounts on products which were then split with resellers.2
A new survey says that corruption in Russia has not improved since last year, despite their ranking going up. Russia the world's fiftieth most corrupt country.
President Putin is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Lord Peter Truscott for his involvement in the Syrian crisis, but netizens question Truscott's motives.
In news reminiscent of the Usual Suspects' "New York's Finest Taxi Service", Russian police in Moscow are suspected of offering illegal escort services to VIPs.
Russia's most prominent opposition politician, Alexei Navalny, was yesterday sentenced to 5 years in prison for embezzling money, in a move he says is political.
The mayor of the Russian town of Yaroslavl has been arrested after $500,000 was found in his apartment, that his daughter tried to hide next door after his arrest.
After the World Justice Project placed Russia 92nd out of 97 countries for rule of law, netizens say they studied too few countries, and ask who is behind the NGO.
Deputy PM Dmitry Rogozin: private Russian companies will be able to develop nuclear weapons in co-operation with the state, while netizens talk about embezzlement.
To almost no-one's surprise, Austrian statisticians have confirmed that the 2012 Russian presidential elections had as much integrity as those held in Uganda
The Russian traffic police seem to have been caught using mobile smartphones to accept bribes on credit card. Netizens question the authenticity of the video.
After 40 years, the Russian government have declassified a huge deposit of diamonds on the border of Yakutia and Krasnoyarsk region, netizens react with cynicism.