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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.
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Vladimir Putin will visit a high school in Moscow today to commemorate the Day of Knowledge, despite concerns about Russian education being raised in parliament.
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.6
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.
Vladimir Putin will visit a high school in Moscow today to commemorate the Day of Knowledge, despite concerns about Russian education being raised in parliament.