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Netizens are critical of a man who has claimed that paying seven years of unpaid alimony is a generous "Valentine's gift" to his former wife for his two daughters.
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Tabloid news outlet LifeNews has an exclusive video of a shootout in St Petersburg. Fortunately, there were no injuries, despite the ferocity of the firefight.
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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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Amongst others, Pussy Riot and the crew of the Greenpeace's Arctic Sunrise are to be granted amnesty in celebration of 20 years of the Russian constituation.
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Greenpeace activists who stormed an oil rig to hang a banner asking us to save the arctic have been charged with piracy by a Murmansk court, netizens are shocked.
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Netizens are up in arms over a verdict handed down to a singer imposing a (relatively) small fine on a singer who kicked a policeman while refusing a medical test.
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A group of 5 unarmed drunks overpowered two policemen, taking their weapons, while soldiers sat in the carriage not getting involved, under orders from officers.
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A woman has been arrested in Moscow after breaking an icon worth over £20,000 in what was apparently a "fit of hooliganism", but netizens remain unconvinced.
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Pussy Riot's Nadezhda Tolokonnikova's parole appeal has been denied because she refused to take part in a beauty contest, meaning her behaviour was not impeccable.
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In an unusually brave and daring manoeuvre, an apparently homeless woman sneaks up behind a group of men drinking in a garage, and takes a bag from behind them.
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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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A man from Volgograd has been charged with stealing a bridge which went missing in the village of Frolovo. Police found him by following tractor tracks to his home.
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A St. Petersburger has been arrested after registering a huge number of migrant workers at his flat illegally, and apparently is facing up to 5 years in prison.
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The judge in the Pussy Riot parole hearing has refused to grant parole, despite receiving letters from Sir Paul McCartney requesting the release of the musicians.
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Since 2010, Russia have released 100,000 prisoners, bringing the number incarcerated in Russia to approximately 5 per thousand, compared to the US's 7.4 per 1000.
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Due to a lack of staffing, forced labour, due to become a possible sentence for minor offences this year, is to be postponed, according to the Kremlin website.
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Dmitry Medvedev has spoken about increasing the fine for traffic offences such as speeding and running a red light to 20 times the average monthly salary in Russia.
Netizens are critical of a man who has claimed that paying seven years of unpaid alimony is a generous "Valentine's gift" to his former wife for his two daughters.2
Tabloid news outlet LifeNews has an exclusive video of a shootout in St Petersburg. Fortunately, there were no injuries, despite the ferocity of the firefight.
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.
Amongst others, Pussy Riot and the crew of the Greenpeace's Arctic Sunrise are to be granted amnesty in celebration of 20 years of the Russian constituation.
Greenpeace activists who stormed an oil rig to hang a banner asking us to save the arctic have been charged with piracy by a Murmansk court, netizens are shocked.
Netizens are up in arms over a verdict handed down to a singer imposing a (relatively) small fine on a singer who kicked a policeman while refusing a medical test.
A group of 5 unarmed drunks overpowered two policemen, taking their weapons, while soldiers sat in the carriage not getting involved, under orders from officers.
A woman has been arrested in Moscow after breaking an icon worth over £20,000 in what was apparently a "fit of hooliganism", but netizens remain unconvinced.
Pussy Riot's Nadezhda Tolokonnikova's parole appeal has been denied because she refused to take part in a beauty contest, meaning her behaviour was not impeccable.
In an unusually brave and daring manoeuvre, an apparently homeless woman sneaks up behind a group of men drinking in a garage, and takes a bag from behind them.
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.
A man from Volgograd has been charged with stealing a bridge which went missing in the village of Frolovo. Police found him by following tractor tracks to his home.
A St. Petersburger has been arrested after registering a huge number of migrant workers at his flat illegally, and apparently is facing up to 5 years in prison.
The judge in the Pussy Riot parole hearing has refused to grant parole, despite receiving letters from Sir Paul McCartney requesting the release of the musicians.
Since 2010, Russia have released 100,000 prisoners, bringing the number incarcerated in Russia to approximately 5 per thousand, compared to the US's 7.4 per 1000.
Due to a lack of staffing, forced labour, due to become a possible sentence for minor offences this year, is to be postponed, according to the Kremlin website.
Dmitry Medvedev has spoken about increasing the fine for traffic offences such as speeding and running a red light to 20 times the average monthly salary in Russia.