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Omsk education ministry has banned Hallowe'en in the region's schools as they cite surveys which claim it is damaging to children and is "death cult propaganda".
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A Russian photographer has submitted an official request to the investigative committee to try to find out whether God exists. Netizens think it's a great idea!
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An as-yet unidentified substance has fallen in Omsk as a white powder. It is believed to be aluminosilicate, and the Emergencies Ministry claim it is not harmful.
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A man in Omsk proposed to his girlfriend after hiring actors to help him fake his own death to show her how pointless and empty her life would be without him.
Omsk education ministry has banned Hallowe'en in the region's schools as they cite surveys which claim it is damaging to children and is "death cult propaganda".14
A Russian photographer has submitted an official request to the investigative committee to try to find out whether God exists. Netizens think it's a great idea!
An as-yet unidentified substance has fallen in Omsk as a white powder. It is believed to be aluminosilicate, and the Emergencies Ministry claim it is not harmful.
A man in Omsk proposed to his girlfriend after hiring actors to help him fake his own death to show her how pointless and empty her life would be without him.