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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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In the third such incident this week, the £250/300€ Olympic torch began flaming uncontrollably in the hands of Ded Moroz, Russia's equivalent to Santa Claus.
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A young girl is engulfed in a fireball when she takes hold of the Olympic torch in Kostroma, central Russia. The girl is OK, but questions about the Olympics loom.
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One of the runners in Tver in the Olympic relay has been spotted looking like Vladimir Putin. Netizens repeat conspiracy theories that Putin is played by a group.
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A new slogan has brought a new wave of antipathy against the Olympic Games in Sochi, 2014, while residents complain about the legacy prospects of the Games.
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.2
In the third such incident this week, the £250/300€ Olympic torch began flaming uncontrollably in the hands of Ded Moroz, Russia's equivalent to Santa Claus.
A young girl is engulfed in a fireball when she takes hold of the Olympic torch in Kostroma, central Russia. The girl is OK, but questions about the Olympics loom.
One of the runners in Tver in the Olympic relay has been spotted looking like Vladimir Putin. Netizens repeat conspiracy theories that Putin is played by a group.
A new slogan has brought a new wave of antipathy against the Olympic Games in Sochi, 2014, while residents complain about the legacy prospects of the Games.