28 min ago | Global Voices Online
Russians See Themselves in Turkish Unrest
This post is part of RuNet Echo, a Global Voices project to interpret the Russian language internet.
4 hrs ago | WAOW
Ammunition fire rages at Russian military base
A 17-year-old is charged with providing a hallucinogen drug to a man who ran onto a Barron County highway and was fatally struck by a semi.
5 hrs ago | USA Today
Blasts at Russian ammo depot injure 5; thousands flee
An ammunition depot caught fire and exploded late Tuesday in Russia's Samara region, sending shrapnel more than a half-mile, injuring at least five people and forcing the evacuation of 6,000 nearby residents.
5 hrs ago | Voice of America
More Russian Oil Flows to China in Shift From Europe
An employee talks on a portable radio set at Bashneft - Novoil refinery in the city of Ufa, Russia, April 11, 2013.
7 hrs ago | Weekday Magazine
Russia Scientists To Clone Stalingrad's Oldest Living Survivor
It survived one of World War II's bloodiest battles, in which some 2 million people are thought to have perished.
8 hrs ago | Vancouver Sun
Iran ready to stop 20 per cent uranium enrichment, Russian minister says
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov walks to a meeting with Latin American Foreign Ministers in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, May 29, 2013.
11 hrs ago | Weekday Magazine
Russian Man Films Own Death In Tragic Workplace Accident
Russia's dismal safety record was underlined once again this week with the publication of a video on YouTube depicting a horrible workplace accident that has already been viewed by tens of thousands of people just a couple of days after being uploaded.
11 hrs ago | Russia Beyond the Headlines
EU and Russia signed an agreement on tourism
Antonio Tajani attends his hearing by the European Parliament Industry, Research and Energy committee in Strasbourg on January 18, 2010.
13 hrs ago | Russia Beyond the Headlines
Putin's Popular Front to replace United Russia?
The pro-Kremlin United Russia party has been taking blow after a blow to its reputation , as several of its high-ranking members have been accused of plagiarizing their postgraduate degree theses; others have been discovered to possess undeclared, high-end property abroad, the sources of money for which raise serious questions.
17 hrs ago | Russia Beyond the Headlines
Getting back to basics: Russian classics no longer lost in translation
'The Enchanted Wanderer" by Nikolai Leskov, released by Vintage Classics in April 2013, reveals a neglected writer's masterful evocations of restless passion.
18 hrs ago | Bromsgrove Standard
Russian Convoys hero honoured 70 years after missions
A BROMSGROVE man who served in the Royal Navy on the Russian Convoys during the Second World War has finally received his medal in recognition of the part he played in the missions.
Turkey negotiates with Russian, German travel agencies on tourist attraction
A delegation of the Ministry of Tourism of Turkey visited Russia and Germany and had meetings with representatives of leading travel companies in these countries, 'HA1 4rriyet' newspaper reported on Tuesday.
Fact Sheet: United States and the Russian Federation Sign New...
On June 14, the United States and the Russian Federation signed a new bilateral framework on threat reduction that reinforces our longstanding partnership on nonproliferation.
Transcript: Obama and Putin at G-8 summit
Remarks by President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, at the summit of the Group of 8 industrial nations, as transcribed by the White House.
Russians Divided Over Europeans' Attitude Towards Moscow
MOSCOW, June 17 While admitting that Russia and Europe have cultural differences, Russians are divided whether Europeans have a friendly attitude towards them, a recent opinion poll said on Monday.
Yerevan Vague On Armenian Entry Into Russian-Led Union
Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisian stopped short of ruling out Armenia's accession to a new Russian-led bloc of former Soviet republics over the weekend, raising more questions about its integration with the European Union.
Most Russian Orthodox Don't Read Bible, Pray, Go to Church - Poll
MOSCOW, June 17 About 64 percent of Russians identify themselves as belonging to the Russian Orthodox Church, but many of them have never read the Bible and rarely go to church or pray, a recent poll showed.
Bomb in Syrian capital kills 10 soldiers
In this Friday, June 14, 2013 citizen journalism image provided by Edlib News Network, ENN, Syrian rebels stand on top of a tank they took after storming the Iskan military base in Idlib province, northern Syria.
Russia questions Syrian chemical weapons evidence
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks to the media after his meeting with Italian Foreign Minister Emma Bonino, unseen, in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, June 15, 2013.
Russia's Aluminum Monopoly Is Effectively Worthless
Russia's aluminium monopoly Rusal, with its hidden Kremlin shareholders, has slipped below the worthlessness level on the Hong Kong Exchange that is, its market cap is now less than the value of the 28% shareholding it owns in Russia's largest mining company, Norilsk Nickel.