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Pornstar Marina Koval's picture was submitted to Alexei Navalny's blog to be turned into a promotional poster after an appeal to female voters by prominent blogger.
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Russian reality TV host Ksenia Sobchak has paid the registration fee for a politician, enabling him to stand for leadership of the opposition in an upcoming vote.
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Domodedovo, a small town not far from Moscow, has declared its independence from the rest of the Russian Federation, requesting EU recognition and acceptance.
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In a co-ordinated day of action, Russian citizens have attempted to verify compliance with new laws regulating the police force by checking badges and documents.
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The Supreme Court have ruled that beating protesters is legal, provided they do not die or suffer serious injuries. Any attempt at self-defence is also illegal.
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After leading a flock of endangered cranes in a hang-glider, Vladimir Putin's most recent publicity stunt has one blogger calling him the "adrenaline president"
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Opposition leader MP Gennadiy Gudkov of the Spravedlivaya Russia party has had his mandate removed by the Duma, exposing him to investigation for corruption.
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Pornstar Marina Koval's picture was submitted to Alexei Navalny's blog to be turned into a promotional poster after an appeal to female voters by prominent blogger.1
Russian reality TV host Ksenia Sobchak has paid the registration fee for a politician, enabling him to stand for leadership of the opposition in an upcoming vote.
Domodedovo, a small town not far from Moscow, has declared its independence from the rest of the Russian Federation, requesting EU recognition and acceptance.
In a co-ordinated day of action, Russian citizens have attempted to verify compliance with new laws regulating the police force by checking badges and documents.
The Supreme Court have ruled that beating protesters is legal, provided they do not die or suffer serious injuries. Any attempt at self-defence is also illegal.
After leading a flock of endangered cranes in a hang-glider, Vladimir Putin's most recent publicity stunt has one blogger calling him the "adrenaline president"
Opposition leader MP Gennadiy Gudkov of the Spravedlivaya Russia party has had his mandate removed by the Duma, exposing him to investigation for corruption.