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Vladimir Putin's New Year's address has caused a fuss on the Runet, as a number of bloggers accuse him of having a twin (or double) who delivered the address.
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French actress Brigitte Bardot has threatened to apply for Russian citizenship over an incident in which two elephants are to be put down at a circus in Lyon.
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Dmitry Medvedev has been caught out after being heard calling investigators goats in an off-air recording of a TV interview. Netizens laugh at his indiscretion.
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A law banning gay propaganda is already in force in a number of places in Russia, but there is a new project that would make it a federal law. Netizens discuss.
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A group of four drunk children have been rescued from an ice floe that drifted for a kilometre down the river Amur by a passerby and local transport police.
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Deputy PM Dmitry Rogozin: private Russian companies will be able to develop nuclear weapons in co-operation with the state, while netizens talk about embezzlement.
Vladimir Putin's New Year's address has caused a fuss on the Runet, as a number of bloggers accuse him of having a twin (or double) who delivered the address.1
French actress Brigitte Bardot has threatened to apply for Russian citizenship over an incident in which two elephants are to be put down at a circus in Lyon.
Dmitry Medvedev has been caught out after being heard calling investigators goats in an off-air recording of a TV interview. Netizens laugh at his indiscretion.
A law banning gay propaganda is already in force in a number of places in Russia, but there is a new project that would make it a federal law. Netizens discuss.
A group of four drunk children have been rescued from an ice floe that drifted for a kilometre down the river Amur by a passerby and local transport police.
Deputy PM Dmitry Rogozin: private Russian companies will be able to develop nuclear weapons in co-operation with the state, while netizens talk about embezzlement.