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A man chained his son to a radiator to punish him for smoking "spice", a type of herbal high. The boy called police after a day because he couldn't eat or drink.
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While Putin plays with two of his dogs, questions are asked on the Runet: What happened to his other dog, a Caucasian shepherd called Connie? And his wedding ring?
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Russia is in the depths of winter still, with much of the country still covered in snow. Some people are finding it difficult to cope with spring's late arrival.
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Earth Hour on Saturday evening saved Moscow $850, according to reports on electricity consumption in the capital. Netizens laugh off the amount as minuscule.
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Two policemen have been arrested after a drunken brawl broke out between them and three other passengers, which ended with one of the policeman shooting an air gun.
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A member of the LDPR has suggested Lenin's body be removed from the mausoleum under the pretext of restoration, and then not returned "due to lack of funds".
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A student has been sentenced to three years imprisonment after an incident in which she shot at a group of attackers with a traumatic gun. Netizens are outraged.
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The driver of a marshrutka who kicked a girl off in Moscow to freeze after she couldn't pay her fare has been arrested. Netizens criticise the other passengers.
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Moscow's penthouses are some of the most expensive properties in the world, and the views from their windows are absolutely stunning. Here is a collection of them.
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Cult icon Dzhigurda's flashmob is a roaring success as hundreds stream onto the Arbat to recreate the Harlem Shake. Netizens mock a poor policeman who got hugged.
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A protest against Putin turned into a bit of a farce when no protesters showed up to demonstrate. Netizens speculate about the reasons for the poor attendance.
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A policeman has been fired after drunkenly taking out his anger on seven parked cars after arguing with his wife. The policeman is understood to have been on leave.
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Police are looking for 40 men involved in a shoot-out at a cafe in the capital. The men were captured on video opening fire at each other through the doorway.
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As a digger driver shows off his impressive snow clearing skills in this video, Russian netizens wonder if his driving is safe, and question his competence.
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A study has recently been published which has found that the grit used in Moscow contains a radioactive substance with a half-life of 1.3 billion year half-life.
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Despite the videos on YouTube showing dangerous drivers in Russia, this blogger has uncovered statistics that suggest America is more dangerous. Netizens disagree.
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Moscow authorities appear to have been caught out Photoshopping snow off roads instead of actually sending teams out to clean them, according to one blogger.
A man chained his son to a radiator to punish him for smoking "spice", a type of herbal high. The boy called police after a day because he couldn't eat or drink.4
While Putin plays with two of his dogs, questions are asked on the Runet: What happened to his other dog, a Caucasian shepherd called Connie? And his wedding ring?
Russia is in the depths of winter still, with much of the country still covered in snow. Some people are finding it difficult to cope with spring's late arrival.
Earth Hour on Saturday evening saved Moscow $850, according to reports on electricity consumption in the capital. Netizens laugh off the amount as minuscule.
Two policemen have been arrested after a drunken brawl broke out between them and three other passengers, which ended with one of the policeman shooting an air gun.
A member of the LDPR has suggested Lenin's body be removed from the mausoleum under the pretext of restoration, and then not returned "due to lack of funds".
A student has been sentenced to three years imprisonment after an incident in which she shot at a group of attackers with a traumatic gun. Netizens are outraged.
The driver of a marshrutka who kicked a girl off in Moscow to freeze after she couldn't pay her fare has been arrested. Netizens criticise the other passengers.
Moscow's penthouses are some of the most expensive properties in the world, and the views from their windows are absolutely stunning. Here is a collection of them.
Cult icon Dzhigurda's flashmob is a roaring success as hundreds stream onto the Arbat to recreate the Harlem Shake. Netizens mock a poor policeman who got hugged.
A protest against Putin turned into a bit of a farce when no protesters showed up to demonstrate. Netizens speculate about the reasons for the poor attendance.
A policeman has been fired after drunkenly taking out his anger on seven parked cars after arguing with his wife. The policeman is understood to have been on leave.
Police are looking for 40 men involved in a shoot-out at a cafe in the capital. The men were captured on video opening fire at each other through the doorway.
As a digger driver shows off his impressive snow clearing skills in this video, Russian netizens wonder if his driving is safe, and question his competence.
A study has recently been published which has found that the grit used in Moscow contains a radioactive substance with a half-life of 1.3 billion year half-life.
Despite the videos on YouTube showing dangerous drivers in Russia, this blogger has uncovered statistics that suggest America is more dangerous. Netizens disagree.
Moscow authorities appear to have been caught out Photoshopping snow off roads instead of actually sending teams out to clean them, according to one blogger.