Monthly Archives: June 2017

FSB chief Alexander Bortnikov warned officials that outlets such as CNN and The Washington Post were targeting the country.

The company will perform scenes from “Swan Lake,” “The Nutcracker” and “Don Quixote” at the Novoslobodskaya station on the evening of June 25.

The clip, which actually depicted U.S. forces in Afghanistan, reached the president via Russia’s General Staff.

“Renaissance Venice: Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese. From the Italian and Russian collections,” is an opportunity to see 23 masterpieces by the three artists in one place.

Residents complained that the landfill — so big that it is visible from outer space — was only 200 meters from their homes and schools.

St. Petersburg protesters claim of abuse and use of pepper spray while in detention.

European Court of Human Rights ruled against the infamous gay propaganda law, sending a bold sign to Russia is on the wrong side of history.

This week marks midsummer, which means it’s the perfect time to head north to Russia’s former imperial capital and experience its famed “White Nights.” But don’t worry if you can’t make it yet – this period of luminous twilight la

Google.ru appeared Russia’s register of banned sites for approximately three hours on Thursday afternoon.

Russian authorities want to wipe anonymity out of the Internet. But is it possible?

An audit found that companies were awarded illegal government tenders to the sum of 4 billion 98 million rubles.

Some 63 percent of Russians said that the Soviet Union would have triumphed without aid from abroad.

Moscow local municipal candidate Lucia Stein installed several plaster copies of her bust on the walls of buildings planned to be demolished under Moscow renovation program.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is working hard to save what remains of the U.S.-Russia relationship.

It is illegal for Russian landlords to discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity or nationality. But the city’s property listings tell a different story.

During all Putin’s time in power, hardly a single image of him having fun with others comes to mind. We have never seen him enjoying something or sharing a mundane emotion with any other human being.

Statistics for 2016 show that spending on oncology treatment has fallen in almost half of Russia’s 85 regions.

BuzzFeed’s investigation plays into a dominant narrative within the West where “Russia is to blame.”

Three Roscosmos satellites were damaged after a Proton-M rocket produced by Russia’s Khrunichev Center crashed in 2013.

The former head of the Russian Authors’ Society (RAO), Sergei Fedotov, has been jailed for 18 months.

The former head of Moscow’s Gogol Center theater has been detained by police as part of an ongoing fraud investigation.

For many children, even ordinary domestic pets are magical creatures. Here are our top places for kids to interact with animals in safe, sanitary, and humane settings.

Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the architect of German reunification, died Friday at the age of 87.

Three people have been injured following a collision between two trains at Moscow’s Kursky rail terminal.

Russian travel agents have seen sales of package holidays to Crimea fall by almost a third, new data has revealed.

For Rabbi Yaakov Klein, Moscow is about building community.

The 42-year old cleric has an unusual and, for the Church, controversial passions in the literary field.

This week viewers four hours of pretend-important chit-chat, three great Russian films and two young adult features that will by turns rev your engines and make idling in neutral seem adventurous.

Russia currently blocks 6.3 million websites, according to internet freedom watchdog Rublacklist.net.

The head of Russia’s Old Believers has called on Russian men to stop shaving in a bid to “protect themselves from homosexuality.”

Ongoing forest fires in Siberia have more than tripled in size over the past two days, Russian officials have announced.