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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.
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Police have arrested teenagers from Yaroslavl for selling dried herbs under the guise of marijuana. A case has been opened under the charge of large scale fraud.
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In a suburb of Moscow, a train was stopped at a station by around a hundred teenagers, who then spent 20 minutes spraying graffiti on it before disappearing.
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Moscow's municipal transport agency plans to regulate the popular form of transport, characterised by minibuses and foreign drivers, over the next two-three years.
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Over the course of the coming year, a new service will allow Muscovites to book a place in a graveyard online. The service will not be available for the living.
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Netizens wonder whether the hundreds of millions of roubles spent on new interactive touchscreen panels at bus-stops in the centre of the capital are worth it.
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A Moscow company is to offer a delivery service where for a fee, a remote control helicopter will deliver a parcel to anywhere in Moscow guided by a dispatcher.
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Part of the ceiling of a brand new Moscow metro station has collapsed only five days after its opening. Netizens point the finger at corruption and embezzlement.
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A man has unleashed his dog on police in the metro in Moscow. There are no reports of injuries to the policemen, and the condition of the dog is as yet unknown.
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Thieves in Moscow have stolen half a million roubles of herbs at gunpoint from a truck driver who was carrying dill, parsley and coriander in a refrigerated lorry.
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A man driving a Mazda has opened fire on an ambulance that did not give way to him. The incident occurred in Moscow, and the gunman was using a less-than-lethal gun
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A group of Moscow artists have created a set of pictures which show Moscow without wires, adverts and other "visual garbage", but netizens aren't convinced.
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A girl who promised to run naked through Moscow became the most retweeted person in Russia, but has gone back on her promise, much to netizens' disappointment.
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.3
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.
Police have arrested teenagers from Yaroslavl for selling dried herbs under the guise of marijuana. A case has been opened under the charge of large scale fraud.
In a suburb of Moscow, a train was stopped at a station by around a hundred teenagers, who then spent 20 minutes spraying graffiti on it before disappearing.
Moscow's municipal transport agency plans to regulate the popular form of transport, characterised by minibuses and foreign drivers, over the next two-three years.
Over the course of the coming year, a new service will allow Muscovites to book a place in a graveyard online. The service will not be available for the living.
Netizens wonder whether the hundreds of millions of roubles spent on new interactive touchscreen panels at bus-stops in the centre of the capital are worth it.
A Moscow company is to offer a delivery service where for a fee, a remote control helicopter will deliver a parcel to anywhere in Moscow guided by a dispatcher.
Part of the ceiling of a brand new Moscow metro station has collapsed only five days after its opening. Netizens point the finger at corruption and embezzlement.
A man has unleashed his dog on police in the metro in Moscow. There are no reports of injuries to the policemen, and the condition of the dog is as yet unknown.
Thieves in Moscow have stolen half a million roubles of herbs at gunpoint from a truck driver who was carrying dill, parsley and coriander in a refrigerated lorry.
A man driving a Mazda has opened fire on an ambulance that did not give way to him. The incident occurred in Moscow, and the gunman was using a less-than-lethal gun
A group of Moscow artists have created a set of pictures which show Moscow without wires, adverts and other "visual garbage", but netizens aren't convinced.
A girl who promised to run naked through Moscow became the most retweeted person in Russia, but has gone back on her promise, much to netizens' disappointment.