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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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According to Ukrainian press, a bill has been handed to the Russian parliament on adding Crimea as a subject of the Russian Federation. Netizens discuss the bill.
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As war looms between Ukraine and Russia, a video of military hardware moving through Ukraine emerges online. Russians laugh at the age of the vehicles and weapons.
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In a recent report, an American human rights activist has demonstrated that there are fewer crimes linked to intolerance and homophobia than in the United States.
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As nationalists stop migrant workers from the Causes boarding a tram in the Southern city of Saratov, netizens discuss what it is to be a 'full-blooded Russian'
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As part of Esquire magazine's issue on the lives of ordinary Russians, Vasiliy was taken on his flight to New York. He compares his life to those of Americans.
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Netizens express their great pride in their military forces as a video of the Russian navy beating the Americans at a game of tug-of-war appears on the internet.
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A giant roll of melted asphalt wraps itself around the wheels of a Russian policeman's car as he drives along under the blazing hot sun, much to his dismay.
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Dmitry Medvedev has announced to the Labour Ministry that the number of Russia's poor has decreased threefold, netizens wonder how he has arrived at this statistic.
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Russia has been listed on eBay by a prankster for $100,000. Netizens explain that the poor fellow can't possibly sell Russia, because it was sold a long time ago.
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A song about invading Sweden to the tune of Mamma Mia has gone viral on the Russian internet after a Swedish general said Russia could conquer them in a week.
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Russian netizens question some of the maths after claims emerge that fake top-up terminals in parts of Russia are netting criminals 15 billion roubles per month.
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American fighter jets were scrambled from Andersen airbase to intercept two Russian strategic bombers in international airspace. The pilots remained "professional".
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A Russian-bred draught horse is a source of immense nostalgic pride for netizens when it pulls a Polish car out of a snowy ditch with ease from a standing start.
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.2
According to Ukrainian press, a bill has been handed to the Russian parliament on adding Crimea as a subject of the Russian Federation. Netizens discuss the bill.
As war looms between Ukraine and Russia, a video of military hardware moving through Ukraine emerges online. Russians laugh at the age of the vehicles and weapons.
In a recent report, an American human rights activist has demonstrated that there are fewer crimes linked to intolerance and homophobia than in the United States.
As nationalists stop migrant workers from the Causes boarding a tram in the Southern city of Saratov, netizens discuss what it is to be a 'full-blooded Russian'
As part of Esquire magazine's issue on the lives of ordinary Russians, Vasiliy was taken on his flight to New York. He compares his life to those of Americans.
Netizens express their great pride in their military forces as a video of the Russian navy beating the Americans at a game of tug-of-war appears on the internet.
A giant roll of melted asphalt wraps itself around the wheels of a Russian policeman's car as he drives along under the blazing hot sun, much to his dismay.
Dmitry Medvedev has announced to the Labour Ministry that the number of Russia's poor has decreased threefold, netizens wonder how he has arrived at this statistic.
Russia has been listed on eBay by a prankster for $100,000. Netizens explain that the poor fellow can't possibly sell Russia, because it was sold a long time ago.
A song about invading Sweden to the tune of Mamma Mia has gone viral on the Russian internet after a Swedish general said Russia could conquer them in a week.
Russian netizens question some of the maths after claims emerge that fake top-up terminals in parts of Russia are netting criminals 15 billion roubles per month.
American fighter jets were scrambled from Andersen airbase to intercept two Russian strategic bombers in international airspace. The pilots remained "professional".
A Russian-bred draught horse is a source of immense nostalgic pride for netizens when it pulls a Polish car out of a snowy ditch with ease from a standing start.