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A group of penguins have appeared around Russian cities in a series of viral videos in a bid to promote the soft drink 'Irn Bru.' Opinion on the Runet is divided.
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A man whose car was stolen in St. Petersburg 2 months ago found it again in Irkutsk on a car trading website. He is still fighting for the police to return his car.
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A protest in St. Petersburg against recreational sex outside an "adult toy" shop has caused a somewhat predictable response from unimpressed Russian netizens.
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The St Petersburg Metro was invaded by activists clad in fancy dress doing the viral Harlem Shake dance. They are hoping to raise awareness of animal rights.
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After 3 years of renovation, netizens are puzzled as to why nothing has changed. Journalists try to work out who is responsible, but stumble upon an occult website
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Netizens react to the news that a compulsory oath of allegiance to the state for all young people has been endorsed by a high ranking St. Petersburg governor.
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Netizens mock the St. Petersburg local lawmakers for passing amendments to their noise nuisance laws that forbid loud snoring and cats from walking around at night.
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Police in St. Petersburg have stopped a snowball fight due to take place in a park in the city. Two people were arrested, and risk fines of thousands of roubles.
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The leader of the Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN has been arrested at the airport in St. Petersburg trying enter Russia. The reasons for her arrest are unknown.
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St. Petersburg Zenit fans chant slogans against the city's governor at a match, after he accuses the town of being idiots for swearing at Medvedev's motorcade
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A one-man performance of Vladimir Nabokov's infamous novel about an older man in love with a young girl has been cancelled after letters protesting against it.
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Following the death of Eduard Khil, the "Trololo" man, in June this year, residents of his old apartment block have suggested that a square be named in his honour.
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A complaint has been made about Russia's largest dairy company over a six-coloured rainbow that appears on the packaging of their "Merry Milkman" product line.
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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.
A group of penguins have appeared around Russian cities in a series of viral videos in a bid to promote the soft drink 'Irn Bru.' Opinion on the Runet is divided.6
A man whose car was stolen in St. Petersburg 2 months ago found it again in Irkutsk on a car trading website. He is still fighting for the police to return his car.
A protest in St. Petersburg against recreational sex outside an "adult toy" shop has caused a somewhat predictable response from unimpressed Russian netizens.
The St Petersburg Metro was invaded by activists clad in fancy dress doing the viral Harlem Shake dance. They are hoping to raise awareness of animal rights.
After 3 years of renovation, netizens are puzzled as to why nothing has changed. Journalists try to work out who is responsible, but stumble upon an occult website
Netizens react to the news that a compulsory oath of allegiance to the state for all young people has been endorsed by a high ranking St. Petersburg governor.
Netizens mock the St. Petersburg local lawmakers for passing amendments to their noise nuisance laws that forbid loud snoring and cats from walking around at night.
Police in St. Petersburg have stopped a snowball fight due to take place in a park in the city. Two people were arrested, and risk fines of thousands of roubles.
The leader of the Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN has been arrested at the airport in St. Petersburg trying enter Russia. The reasons for her arrest are unknown.
St. Petersburg Zenit fans chant slogans against the city's governor at a match, after he accuses the town of being idiots for swearing at Medvedev's motorcade
A one-man performance of Vladimir Nabokov's infamous novel about an older man in love with a young girl has been cancelled after letters protesting against it.
Following the death of Eduard Khil, the "Trololo" man, in June this year, residents of his old apartment block have suggested that a square be named in his honour.
A complaint has been made about Russia's largest dairy company over a six-coloured rainbow that appears on the packaging of their "Merry Milkman" product line.
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.