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An exhibit backed by a close associate of the Kremlin claims, erroneously, to show paintings newly attributed to Leonardo da Vinci.
A psychic from Kotelnikovo defrauded a client out of R67 million.
One Saratov blogger took to the streets demanding change... with a stroller.
Pizza-lovers be warned: a new scam in Russia is targeting those with a craving for cheese and pepperoni.
“Don't believe it, don't click it, don't pay!”
This week, the Russian army gets new toys; a university administrator doesn't quit while he's ahead; and Lukashenko keeps doing his thing, much to our chagrin.
Be careful what QR-codes you scan in Russia, you may be opening yourself up to fraud.
On the dangers of booking one's travel through a debt-strapped agency.
"The crowds gathered from three different directions. Every route to the square was controlled by police and troops. I had never seen such numbers of armed forces before; it was like a movie about civil war." Victor is a 21-year-old student in Moscow. In this guest post, he gives us a participant's account of the December 10 demonstration.
Victor is a 21-year-old student in Moscow. In this guest post, he explains why he, and so many of his generation, is fed up with Russia's electoral system, and why he will be going out to protest on December 10.
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