2 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Russia will deploy new S-400 Triumph missiles along border to counter US threat
Russia's Defense Ministry has decided to deploy a new group of S-400 Triumf systems in the Far East and along border areas of the country, Dni.ru website said.
3 hrs ago | Switched
Larry Magid: From Russia with D j Vu About American Child Protection and Censorship
I'm writing from Moscow, where I spoke at Russia's Safer Internet Day conference last week.
4 hrs ago | RIA Novosti
Russian Boy May Become Youngest Polar Explorer
A 14-year-old boy from the city of Kirov in Russia's Urals region has been included in an expedition to the North Pole and may become the youngest polar explorer on Earth, local media reported.
7 hrs ago | Interfax
Russian police veterans returning home from Prague after passports stolen
TOMSK. Feb 13 - Police veterans from Tomsk region, who participated in a European amateur ice hockey championship in Prague and whose passports and mobile phones were stolen, are flying out to Russia on Monday.
11 hrs ago | RIA Novosti
Russian Press - Behind the Headlines, February 13
Administrators at childcare centers and schools in Nizhny Novgorod have asked their student's parents which Russian politicians would "fight destabilization" and whether United States' espionage activity could impact Russia's integrity in questionnaires the children took home to their parents.
12 hrs ago | Mail on Sunday
Vladimir Putin ridiculed after demanding Russians have more sex to halt declining population
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin was mocked by his own countrymen today after urging Russians to start having more sex to put a stop to the country's declining population.
14 hrs ago | Rotor.com
Russian Helicopters Display Mi-171A2 in the USA
Russian Helicopters, a subsidiary of Russian industry giant Oboronprom, presented its Mi-171A2 model at HELI-EXPO 2012 in Dallas, TX.
17 hrs ago | RIA Novosti
The severe cold snap gripping most of Russia has already killed at least 215 people and injured over 5,500, the Health Ministry said on Monday.
17 hrs ago | RIA Novosti
UNICEF: 1 in 5 Russian Teens Has Depression
About 20 percent of teenagers in Russia suffer from depression, compared to the Western European average of 5 percent, UNICEF global agency said in a report on Monday.
18 hrs ago | www.thehindu.com | coolncrazy
Teenage suicides shake up Russia
A spate of teenage suicides has shaken Russia, with officials calling for urgent measures and experts pointing to deep-rooted social problems.
A 15-year-old girl jumped from the 23rd floor of her apartment house in Moscow on Saturday. It was the sixth teenage suicide reported this week. On Tuesday, two girls aged 12 and 14, jumped from the roof of a 14-story building in Lobnya, just outside Moscow. The next day a 14-year-old boy jumped to death from the balcony of his 12th-floor flat in Moscow. Two boys hanged themselves in Yakutia and Krasnoyarsk, Siberia.
18 hrs ago | www.themoscowtimes.com | coolncrazy
United Russia Might Be Dismantled
United Russia, the country's dominant political party for more than a decade, might be radically reformed or even dissolved in the coming months, media reports said Friday.
The party has long been a bulwark of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's grip on power. But support for it has been sagging for more than a year, and analysts said the speculation is a sign that the Kremlin is addressing this problem.
20 hrs ago | Bellingham Herald
Report: Russian sub had nukes during December fire
The respected Kommersant Vlast news magazine said in Monday's issue that the Dec.
21 hrs ago | RIA Novosti
Russia Dock Fire Submarine Had Nuclear Warheads - Newspaper
Yekaterinburg nuclear sub , Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant , nuclear submarine , nuclear energy , Northern Fleet , Russian Defense Ministry , Murmansk , Chernobyl , Kursk , Ukraine , Russia A Russian nuclear submarine which caught fire during repairs in the Arctic in December had its nuclear-tipped missiles and other weapons on board, the newspaper ... (more)
23 hrs ago | Nerve News
Bitter cold may destroy 50 percent of Russia's vineyards
Moscow, Feb 13 - Russia may lose from 20 to 50 percent of its vineyard harvest this year because of bitter cold as temperatures have dipped to below minus 20 degrees Celsius, Vedomosti business daily reported Monday quoting winemakers.
Russian Press at a Glance, Monday, February 13, 2012
Russian retired heavyweight boxer Nikolai Valuev voiced his concerns over the conflict in Syria.
Capello in Moscow to negotiate with Anzhi
Former England coach Fabio Capello arrived in Moscow on Sunday to hold talks with Russian Premier League club Anzhi Makhachkala, daily newspaper Sport Express reported.
Is Russia Behind Bulgarian Anti-Fracking Protests?
Bulgarian anti-shale gas protesters referring to Bulgarian Minister of Economy and Energy Traicho Traikov and Minister of Environment Nona Karadzhova.
Russia's Boris Nemtsov: From 'boy governor' to opposition 'grandfather'
The thicket of curly hair, the unbuttoned smile, the blast-down-the-door brainwaves: two decades ago Boris Nemtsov, the self-styled "boy governor" of Nizhny Novgorod, took the once-closed region by storm and turned it, for a brief shining moment, into the model of the New Russia.
Ivica Kostelic wins super combi, injures knee
Ivica Kostelic captured his second consecutive World Cup super-combined title with a victory Sunday on the 2014 Sochi Olympics course, then hobbled off with a right knee injury that may require surgery.
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