Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Says Trump Might Not Serve Full Term
“It could be worth remembering, considering the government we are dealing with in today’s historical times.”
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Says Trump Might Not Sit Out Full Term
“It could be worth remembering, considering the government we are dealing with in today’s historical times.”
Facebook Moves to Seize Russian Domain Name
The U.S. social media company cites a trademark infringement clause of the Russian Civil Code.
At Least 17 Detained At Myanmar Embassy in Moscow Protesting Rohingya ‘Genocide’
At least 17 people protesting the treatment of the Rohingya people have been detained near the Myanmar Embassy in Moscow
Van With Explosives Crashes Into Cinema to Protest Tsar Biopic
The film depicting a Tsar’s affair has drawn criticism from Orthodox activists before
New Zvyagintsev Film Hits the U.S. Festival Circuit
On the heels of the critically acclaimed “Leviathan” comes “Loveless,” director Andrei Zvyagintsev’s new film about today’s Russia.
Serebrennikov’s Lawyer Disowns Open Letter to German Actor
The director allegedly passed the letter to Eidinger with instructions to publish in the case of his arrest
Consulate Closure a ‘Dark Day in American Diplomacy,’ Says Zakharova
“We call on the American authorities to come to their senses and immediately return Russian diplomatic facilities.”
News From Russia: What You Missed Over the Weekend
First bitcoin case, San Francisco consulate search and other news