September 11, 2020 Musician's Poetic Response to Sentencing A well-known musician posted a poem in response to the sentencing of his friend, the actor Mikhail Yefremov. Internet Literature Pop Culture
September 08, 2020 Pay with Your Face A new video surveillance system in Moscow’s metro will enable passengers to pay with a scan of their face. Moscow News
September 07, 2020 Murder, He Meowed A library's famous cat now resides with the big yarn ball in the sky, thanks to foul play. Animals Cities & Towns Education Rural Life
September 04, 2020 Good Deed Punished A pensioner was fined for highlighting voter fraud in Russia's recent round of constitutional amendments. Cities & Towns Government Law Social Issues
September 01, 2020 Day of Knowledge and the Start of School September 1 is not only the start of the school year in Russia, but also a time to celebrate knowledge and wisdom. Children Culture Education
September 01, 2020 Moscow's Last Trolleybus Line Public transportation in Moscow is getting an electric facelift, but one trolleybus line will remain, in homage to this mode of transportation. Moscow Pop Culture Transportation Urban Life
August 31, 2020 Russia's Instamamas Forbes recently released a list of the highest-earning Instagram bloggers in Russia, several of whom use their account to share details of motherhood. Internet News Pop Culture
August 28, 2020 Kamchatka or Bust Some of Russia's less-traveled regions are hoping to grow a booming ecotourism sector. Business Economy Regions Travel
August 25, 2020 Nothing Suspicious Here... In disappointing-but-not-altogether-unexpected news, a prominent Kremlin critic gets hit with tea-borne poisoning. Espionage Government News Politics
August 24, 2020 Little Big's Big Lawsuit The musical group is facing a 12 million ruble lawsuit for plagiarism. Law Music Pop Culture
August 22, 2020 Sad Smiles and Kremlin Corruption Recounting a 2008 meeting with activist Alexei Navalny, before he rose to prominence. Government Politics