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Russian netizen reactions to Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov saying Russians will eat less, make sacrifices & unite behind Putin against foreign pressure.
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After MH17, Russia's relations with the pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine is in question. A reporter known for his access to Putin speculates about what lies ahead.
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Two Russian journalists from the Zvezda TV channel were arrested in Ukraine on their way to the presidential inauguration. Russian netizens question their story.
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The new official leader of Ukraine is Petro Poroshenko, according to results released today, but the Kremlin are unsure as to whether they will congratulate him.
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After Prince Charles compared Vladimir Putin to Hitler, Putin has condemned the prince for his actions which he says are "not befitting a member of a royal family"
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This Sting cover has created a stir among netizens, who have recently been reminded of a ban on the distribution and production of the instrument in the US.
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Dmitriy Rogozin, Russia's Deputy Prime Minister, has stated on Twitter that he wants to return to Romania with a TU-160 after being refused permission to enter.
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UK Foreign Minister William Hague has insisted that Russia meet her obligations on Ukraine ahead of a conference of ministers which Sergey Lavrov will attend.
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A Ukrainian advertiser has created an interesting ad campaign, which, with the help of pop culture icons, speaks to the current political cynicism in Ukraine.
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Despite a frosty relationship between the two leaders, Barack Obama stated in a recent press conference that if Putin were drowning, he would try to save him.
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The creator of Russia's Facebook rival VKontakte, Pavel Durov, has taken to the site to explain why he has been forced to sell his shares in the huge company.
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Mikhail Khodorkovsky is planning on gathering the Russian opposition in Kiev for a meeting about Putin's foreign policy in particular in respect to Ukraine.
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The Foreign Ministry has issued a statement saying that Russian citizens should not travel abroad for fear they may be arrested or detained by American authorities.
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A Russian nationalist party has hung up new posters in the Moscow Metro. Their design bears a striking resemblance to Nazi propaganda posters. Netizens discuss.
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A new law has been passed in St Petersburg which bans children and teenagers from being on the streets between 10pm and 6am. Netizen's reactions are fairly mixed.
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Edward Snowden, living in Russia after seeking asylum there following document leaks, has denied allegations by US politicians that he is working as a Russian spy.
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A biographical calendar featuring Joseph Stalin getting older is making waves on the Runet after it emerged that it was published by the Russian Orthodox Church.
Russian netizen reactions to Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov saying Russians will eat less, make sacrifices & unite behind Putin against foreign pressure.19
After MH17, Russia's relations with the pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine is in question. A reporter known for his access to Putin speculates about what lies ahead.
Two Russian journalists from the Zvezda TV channel were arrested in Ukraine on their way to the presidential inauguration. Russian netizens question their story.
The new official leader of Ukraine is Petro Poroshenko, according to results released today, but the Kremlin are unsure as to whether they will congratulate him.
After Prince Charles compared Vladimir Putin to Hitler, Putin has condemned the prince for his actions which he says are "not befitting a member of a royal family"
This Sting cover has created a stir among netizens, who have recently been reminded of a ban on the distribution and production of the instrument in the US.
Dmitriy Rogozin, Russia's Deputy Prime Minister, has stated on Twitter that he wants to return to Romania with a TU-160 after being refused permission to enter.
UK Foreign Minister William Hague has insisted that Russia meet her obligations on Ukraine ahead of a conference of ministers which Sergey Lavrov will attend.
A Ukrainian advertiser has created an interesting ad campaign, which, with the help of pop culture icons, speaks to the current political cynicism in Ukraine.
Despite a frosty relationship between the two leaders, Barack Obama stated in a recent press conference that if Putin were drowning, he would try to save him.
The creator of Russia's Facebook rival VKontakte, Pavel Durov, has taken to the site to explain why he has been forced to sell his shares in the huge company.
Mikhail Khodorkovsky is planning on gathering the Russian opposition in Kiev for a meeting about Putin's foreign policy in particular in respect to Ukraine.
The Foreign Ministry has issued a statement saying that Russian citizens should not travel abroad for fear they may be arrested or detained by American authorities.
A Russian nationalist party has hung up new posters in the Moscow Metro. Their design bears a striking resemblance to Nazi propaganda posters. Netizens discuss.
A new law has been passed in St Petersburg which bans children and teenagers from being on the streets between 10pm and 6am. Netizen's reactions are fairly mixed.
Edward Snowden, living in Russia after seeking asylum there following document leaks, has denied allegations by US politicians that he is working as a Russian spy.
A biographical calendar featuring Joseph Stalin getting older is making waves on the Runet after it emerged that it was published by the Russian Orthodox Church.