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An authorised march in Moscow to celebrate "National Unity Day" has gone peacefully and calmly, despite the arrests of twenty-five men in masks wearing swastikas.
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A group of young vigilantes (Young Anti-drugs Spetsnaz) have filmed their attack on a drug dealer and his Moscow premises, and posted the video on the internet.
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A brothel has been found by police inside the grounds of one of Moscow's oldest monasteries, declaring itself as a "hotel for lovers", charging 1750 roubles a night
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A popular Russian blogger posts photos of what he says is a "graveyard of city transport", and Russian netizens discuss the possibility of opening a museum.
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Netizens discuss a sign which appears to be from the Ministry of Health has appeared in Moscow, warning drivers in no uncertain terms not to drink and drive.
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Netizens debate whether people should be entitled to free rescue after a 20-year-old geology student is washed down a sewer while taking part in urban exploration.
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A drug dealer has escaped after paying a 4 million rouble bribe to be transferred to hospital. Two people are under investigation, one has already been fired.
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A woman has been found dead in her friend's flat with her stomach opened and one of her legs cut off by her co-workers at the SPAR supermarket in Electrostal.
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Netizens reminisce after a classic car rally took place in Moscow, with Volga drivers showing off their classic Soviet cars, some with modern customisations.
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Three 11-12 year old children in Moscow have had nervous breakdowns after being detained by a security guard who caught them stealing sweets at a supermarket.
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Approximately 20 nationalists in masks have attacked party-goers in a gay club in Moscow, holding a bartender at gunpoint so that she did not call the police.
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Ekaterina Samutsevich's sentence has been suspended, while the remaining two members of Pussy Riot will have to serve the remainder of their three year sentence.
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Domodedovo, a small town not far from Moscow, has declared its independence from the rest of the Russian Federation, requesting EU recognition and acceptance.
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Following events yesterday in Moscow, MPs have suggested that the penalty for drink driving is not severe enough, and drivers ought to face life imprisonment.
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A recent poll shows that one third of Russians do not believe information they find on the internet, while another third believe everything that they read online.
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A Moscow trolleybus travelling late at night is the latest vehicle to be attacked as a wave of public transport vehicle shootings spreads across the capital.
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Greenpeace activists set up a blockade in the form of a nature reserve, demonstrating outside Gazprom's offices in Moscow in a protest against the oil company.
An authorised march in Moscow to celebrate "National Unity Day" has gone peacefully and calmly, despite the arrests of twenty-five men in masks wearing swastikas.10
A group of young vigilantes (Young Anti-drugs Spetsnaz) have filmed their attack on a drug dealer and his Moscow premises, and posted the video on the internet.
A brothel has been found by police inside the grounds of one of Moscow's oldest monasteries, declaring itself as a "hotel for lovers", charging 1750 roubles a night
A popular Russian blogger posts photos of what he says is a "graveyard of city transport", and Russian netizens discuss the possibility of opening a museum.
Netizens discuss a sign which appears to be from the Ministry of Health has appeared in Moscow, warning drivers in no uncertain terms not to drink and drive.
Netizens debate whether people should be entitled to free rescue after a 20-year-old geology student is washed down a sewer while taking part in urban exploration.
A drug dealer has escaped after paying a 4 million rouble bribe to be transferred to hospital. Two people are under investigation, one has already been fired.
A woman has been found dead in her friend's flat with her stomach opened and one of her legs cut off by her co-workers at the SPAR supermarket in Electrostal.
Netizens reminisce after a classic car rally took place in Moscow, with Volga drivers showing off their classic Soviet cars, some with modern customisations.
Three 11-12 year old children in Moscow have had nervous breakdowns after being detained by a security guard who caught them stealing sweets at a supermarket.
Approximately 20 nationalists in masks have attacked party-goers in a gay club in Moscow, holding a bartender at gunpoint so that she did not call the police.
Ekaterina Samutsevich's sentence has been suspended, while the remaining two members of Pussy Riot will have to serve the remainder of their three year sentence.
Domodedovo, a small town not far from Moscow, has declared its independence from the rest of the Russian Federation, requesting EU recognition and acceptance.
Following events yesterday in Moscow, MPs have suggested that the penalty for drink driving is not severe enough, and drivers ought to face life imprisonment.
A recent poll shows that one third of Russians do not believe information they find on the internet, while another third believe everything that they read online.
A Moscow trolleybus travelling late at night is the latest vehicle to be attacked as a wave of public transport vehicle shootings spreads across the capital.
Greenpeace activists set up a blockade in the form of a nature reserve, demonstrating outside Gazprom's offices in Moscow in a protest against the oil company.