More than 40% of Russians say they're addicted to the internet, meaning that as many as 60% of Russians are probably liars.

If you enjoy a hefty pour (or three!), you might think twice about what you consume to offset the effects of a night of drinking.

“The main condition is that the first shot of the vaccine must be administered between the 15th and 25th of June 2021 at the vaccination points of the Ministry of Health of the Moscow Region. For this purpose, you can choose any drug: ‘Sputnik V,’ ‘EpiVacCorona,’ and ‘KoviVak.’”

– On June 13, Governor of Moscow Oblast Andrei Vorobyov announced a lottery to win a new apartment.

Russia hosted the world's largest synchronized footrace at the end of May.

Russian kids are caught up in a toy craze, and the government is worried about how it might be influencing them.

In this week's Odder News, Russia jumps on the organic bandwagon, Russians get circus tickets and stickers for vaccinating, and quadruplets are more common than you would think.

“I also don’t know that they would be able to work in the President’s administration. I do not think there is a division in the administration that deals with sports nutrition.”

– Press Secretary to the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov

Russian tea isn't always what you might picture it to be... neither is it always really tea. Let's have a taste of some of the unique varieties of herbal tea found in Russia. 

In this week's Odder News, Victory Day surprises, ideas to increase vaccination, and a mass wedding in the sky.

“Simple and reliable, like a Kalashnikov assault rifle.”

– Putin's assessment of the Russian vaccine Sputnik V, broadcast on television channel Russia 24 on May 6.

Daily stretching and exercise are the secrets to a long and healthy life—and lots of gold badges.