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This video shows the moment a man climbed onto the church roof in Red Square and shouted "Allahu Akbar" to passersby. Netizens show their distaste for his actions.
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A woman has been arrested in Moscow after breaking an icon worth over £20,000 in what was apparently a "fit of hooliganism", but netizens remain unconvinced.
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A man arrested driving a digger has been found carrying a driving licence purportedly belonging to Luke the Apostle. Police are dubious about its authenticity.
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Religious tolerance centres will be built in a handful of large cities in Russia. Netizens waste no time in joking about them being multi-denominational brothels.
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The "Innocence of Muslims" film, found "extremist" by the General Attorney of Russia, could cause YouTube to be added to a list of blocked sites in early November.
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The relics of St. Nicholas, Alexander Nevskij and Peter and Fevroniya have been stolen from the rector's office of the Church of St. Catherine in St. Petersburg.
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Two women, mother & daughter, murdered in Kazan were found ''mutilated' with 'dozens of stab wounds' and the words "Free Pussy Riot" written in blood above them.
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This video shows the moment a man climbed onto the church roof in Red Square and shouted "Allahu Akbar" to passersby. Netizens show their distaste for his actions.21
A woman has been arrested in Moscow after breaking an icon worth over £20,000 in what was apparently a "fit of hooliganism", but netizens remain unconvinced.
A man arrested driving a digger has been found carrying a driving licence purportedly belonging to Luke the Apostle. Police are dubious about its authenticity.
Religious tolerance centres will be built in a handful of large cities in Russia. Netizens waste no time in joking about them being multi-denominational brothels.
The "Innocence of Muslims" film, found "extremist" by the General Attorney of Russia, could cause YouTube to be added to a list of blocked sites in early November.
The relics of St. Nicholas, Alexander Nevskij and Peter and Fevroniya have been stolen from the rector's office of the Church of St. Catherine in St. Petersburg.
Two women, mother & daughter, murdered in Kazan were found ''mutilated' with 'dozens of stab wounds' and the words "Free Pussy Riot" written in blood above them.