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A Russian nationalist party has hung up new posters in the Moscow Metro. Their design bears a striking resemblance to Nazi propaganda posters. Netizens discuss.
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Despite reports in local media, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food have denied rumours that a recent slaughter of about 60 sheep was the work of the chupacabra.
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Police have uncovered more than ten illegal casinos in Moscow and the suburbs, although many netizens put it down to protection rather than good police work.
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This video shows the moment a man climbed onto the church roof in Red Square and shouted "Allahu Akbar" to passersby. Netizens show their distaste for his actions.
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A film we recently reported on as being nominated for the Oscar shortlists has had its premier cancelled by Moscow city authorities. Netizens are not surprised.
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Netizens are united in their support for two white men who shot a Dagestani man on the Moscow metro a week ago, defending their actions, and even praising them.
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Ahead of the Sochi Olympics, to promote sport in everyone's daily life, a special machine has been installed in the Moscow metro that gives out free tickets.
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As political discontent continues in the country, MPs' salaries have increased significantly, according to sources within parliament itself. Netizens are resentful.
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Netizens joke about the possibility the monkey exhibition is where politicians go during the summer recess after news that Moscow Zoo's monkey enclosure is closed.
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Doll collectors have come from all around the world to visit The International Salon of Dolls in Moscow. Netizens have commented on how life-like the dolls are.
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Netizens are skeptical about a story that is currently going around that an aeroplane has been standing at Sheremetyevo airport for six years holding 20 bn euros.
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A Mr. Vitaliy Raskalov (perhaps a pseudonym) has taken photos of himself riding a scrambler motorbike through a semi-deserted metro station, to netizens disdain.
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A Muscovite has paid 5000 roubles in the hope that her cat is returned safely. Russian netizens discuss the political reasoning behind it.
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According to recent data, only approximately 25% of Muscovites have turned out to vote for their candidate in the hotly disputed race to be Moscow's new mayor.
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Candidate for the mayor of Moscow accused of racism after it was discovered he was registered to vote at station 1488, a number associated with white supremacists.
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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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Alexei Navalny, an opposition politician running for mayor of Moscow, has been quoted as promising to allow gay parades in Moscow, but netizens are unconvinced.
A Russian nationalist party has hung up new posters in the Moscow Metro. Their design bears a striking resemblance to Nazi propaganda posters. Netizens discuss.3
Despite reports in local media, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food have denied rumours that a recent slaughter of about 60 sheep was the work of the chupacabra.
Police have uncovered more than ten illegal casinos in Moscow and the suburbs, although many netizens put it down to protection rather than good police work.
This video shows the moment a man climbed onto the church roof in Red Square and shouted "Allahu Akbar" to passersby. Netizens show their distaste for his actions.
A film we recently reported on as being nominated for the Oscar shortlists has had its premier cancelled by Moscow city authorities. Netizens are not surprised.
Netizens are united in their support for two white men who shot a Dagestani man on the Moscow metro a week ago, defending their actions, and even praising them.
Ahead of the Sochi Olympics, to promote sport in everyone's daily life, a special machine has been installed in the Moscow metro that gives out free tickets.
As political discontent continues in the country, MPs' salaries have increased significantly, according to sources within parliament itself. Netizens are resentful.
Netizens joke about the possibility the monkey exhibition is where politicians go during the summer recess after news that Moscow Zoo's monkey enclosure is closed.
Doll collectors have come from all around the world to visit The International Salon of Dolls in Moscow. Netizens have commented on how life-like the dolls are.
Netizens are skeptical about a story that is currently going around that an aeroplane has been standing at Sheremetyevo airport for six years holding 20 bn euros.
A Mr. Vitaliy Raskalov (perhaps a pseudonym) has taken photos of himself riding a scrambler motorbike through a semi-deserted metro station, to netizens disdain.
A Muscovite has paid 5000 roubles in the hope that her cat is returned safely. Russian netizens discuss the political reasoning behind it.
According to recent data, only approximately 25% of Muscovites have turned out to vote for their candidate in the hotly disputed race to be Moscow's new mayor.
Candidate for the mayor of Moscow accused of racism after it was discovered he was registered to vote at station 1488, a number associated with white supremacists.
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.
Alexei Navalny, an opposition politician running for mayor of Moscow, has been quoted as promising to allow gay parades in Moscow, but netizens are unconvinced.