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A man going by the nickname of Gulliver is on the run after being identified as a hooligan who attacked one of the FC Zenit footballers after his team lost a match.
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Russian netizens are shocked and amused after watching this video of a man chaining his car up to the back of a trolleybus as it's stopped at the side of a road.
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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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A new law has been passed in St Petersburg which bans children and teenagers from being on the streets between 10pm and 6am. Netizen's reactions are fairly mixed.
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A man has been attacked on a bus in St Petersburg for asking hooligans to refrain from swearing and behaving badly around children. Netizens are not surprised.
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What better way is there to celebrate National Unity Day than by making a map of your country out of hundreds and hundreds of bread rolls from around the nation?
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These pictures give an insight into the G20 summit, currently taking place in St. Petersburg, showing what the world leaders are up to when they're not in meetings.
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A novel by the Nazi propaganda minister has been banned in St Petersburg pre-emptively as investigators expect to find it to be "extremist". Netizens react.
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The offices of Yandex, Russia's largest search engine, and a serious Google competitor, are revealed in this photoshoot, taken at their St. Petersburg office.
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After the funeral of his judo trainer, Vladimir Putin decided to go for a walk on his own. Netizens are unimpressed though, and think his behaviour is callous.
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A Bentley belonging to a woman who works for Rosneft (Russia's largest oil company), has been smashed up, apparently in an attempt to teach her not to park badly.
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On Paratroopers Day, Russian police were forced to intervene when the paratroopers began to encircle and attack a gay rights protester on the city's main square.
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Three Uzbeks are in hospital after accidentally setting off a WWII shell while trying to cut off its detonator to sell off as scrap metal. Netizens are amused.
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A netizen has shared a video of what appear to be concrete or iron storm drain covers being blasted up in the air in such a way that it looks like they're dancing.
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A video of the doors of the St Petersburg metro left wide open as the train races through the tunnel have attracted netizen attention – and none of it is good...
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Two girls have been arrested after passengers complained about them hugging on the metro. This took place one week after the law on gay propaganda was made federal.
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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.
A man going by the nickname of Gulliver is on the run after being identified as a hooligan who attacked one of the FC Zenit footballers after his team lost a match.1
Russian netizens are shocked and amused after watching this video of a man chaining his car up to the back of a trolleybus as it's stopped at the side of a road.
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.
A new law has been passed in St Petersburg which bans children and teenagers from being on the streets between 10pm and 6am. Netizen's reactions are fairly mixed.
A man has been attacked on a bus in St Petersburg for asking hooligans to refrain from swearing and behaving badly around children. Netizens are not surprised.
What better way is there to celebrate National Unity Day than by making a map of your country out of hundreds and hundreds of bread rolls from around the nation?
These pictures give an insight into the G20 summit, currently taking place in St. Petersburg, showing what the world leaders are up to when they're not in meetings.
A novel by the Nazi propaganda minister has been banned in St Petersburg pre-emptively as investigators expect to find it to be "extremist". Netizens react.
The offices of Yandex, Russia's largest search engine, and a serious Google competitor, are revealed in this photoshoot, taken at their St. Petersburg office.
After the funeral of his judo trainer, Vladimir Putin decided to go for a walk on his own. Netizens are unimpressed though, and think his behaviour is callous.
A Bentley belonging to a woman who works for Rosneft (Russia's largest oil company), has been smashed up, apparently in an attempt to teach her not to park badly.
On Paratroopers Day, Russian police were forced to intervene when the paratroopers began to encircle and attack a gay rights protester on the city's main square.
Three Uzbeks are in hospital after accidentally setting off a WWII shell while trying to cut off its detonator to sell off as scrap metal. Netizens are amused.
A netizen has shared a video of what appear to be concrete or iron storm drain covers being blasted up in the air in such a way that it looks like they're dancing.
A video of the doors of the St Petersburg metro left wide open as the train races through the tunnel have attracted netizen attention – and none of it is good...
Two girls have been arrested after passengers complained about them hugging on the metro. This took place one week after the law on gay propaganda was made federal.
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.