A resident of the Moscow suburb of Kotelniki caused a large-scale disturbance in a hypermarket, damaging merchandise worth around 200,000 rubles (nearly $2,500), the Russian National Guard (Rosgvardiya) reported.

A resident of the Moscow suburb of Kotelniki caused a large-scale disturbance in a hypermarket, damaging merchandise worth around 200,000 rubles (nearly $2,500), the Russian National Guard (Rosgvardiya) reported.

The head of the Department of General and Russian Linguistics at the Pushkin Institute, Pavel Katyshev, has revealed what he considers to be the longest word in the Russian language. In an interview with RIA Novosti, the…

Thanks to Russian politician Mikhail Gorbachev, male “discrimination” was symbolically addressed in 2000, leading to the establishment of World Men’s Day, celebrated annually on the first Saturday of November.

In St. Petersburg, blogger Yevgenia Verner purchased a jar of pickles from Hollywood star Pamela Anderson, who recently released a limited edition of her own marinated cucumbers.

In anticipation of 2026, which according to the Eastern calendar will be the Year of the Red Fire Horse, Russians have begun buying horsemeat in growing quantities for their holiday tables. According to Baza, citing analysts…

A Russian court has sentenced 18-year-old street musician Diana Loginova to 13 days in jail for a second time this month over her viral performances of anti-Kremlin songs.
Loginova, the vocalist of…

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The mysterious blue dogs spotted in Chernobyl were deliberately painted by vandals, not affected by radiation, according to Russian veterinarian Mikhail Shelyakov.

A massive power outage plunged several cities across Sakhalin Island into darkness early Monday morning, after a lightning cable broke and triggered a chain of automatic shutdowns.

A viral clip showing a new Moscow train arriving exactly one minute after the previous departure has captured global attention — a moment that illustrates both the system’s engineering precision and the human cost of…