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Ukraine's new Prime Minister, Artseniy Yatsenyuk, is preparing claims against Russia for Ukraine's share of the USSR's money, which amount to about $80 billion.
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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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After North Korea's recent successful rocket launch, a Russian blogger has put together a set of pictures showing similarities between Korea and the Soviet Union.
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Netizens reminisce after a classic car rally took place in Moscow, with Volga drivers showing off their classic Soviet cars, some with modern customisations.
Ukraine's new Prime Minister, Artseniy Yatsenyuk, is preparing claims against Russia for Ukraine's share of the USSR's money, which amount to about $80 billion.1
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.
After North Korea's recent successful rocket launch, a Russian blogger has put together a set of pictures showing similarities between Korea and the Soviet Union.
Netizens reminisce after a classic car rally took place in Moscow, with Volga drivers showing off their classic Soviet cars, some with modern customisations.