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Russian Prime Minister Calls for Release of Pussy Riot
Cord Jefferson · 09/12/12 12:45PMNew Kremlin Website Asking for Criticism From Citizens Proving a Little Too Popular
Nell Jensen · 02/01/12 09:05PMFaced with huge protests in Moscow last December and growing unrest over government corruption and inefficiency, the Kremlin last week launched a new website called "Russia Without Fools" to create a sort of online support group for angry citizens. Russians are being asked to log on and share their gripes about inept officials with a promise from the government that complaints will be reviewed and addressed. No one seems particularly convinced that the site — Russian President Dmitry Medvedev called it a "stupidity contest" — will lead to any problems actually being resolved, but it was immediately popular enough even on its first day that the traffic nearly crashed the servers.
Russian President Gets Down at Techno Dance Party
Maureen O'Connor · 04/20/11 11:41AMWant to see Russian President Dmitry Medvedev shaking his groove thing at a techno dance party? Of course you do.
'No, Larry. I Don't Have a Batman Outfit'
Jeff Neumann · 12/02/10 08:31AMAll the Hottest Diplomatic Gossip From the Latest Wikileak
Adrian Chen · 11/28/10 04:35PMSexy Russian Spy Anna Chapman Scores Medal, Scantily-Clad Photo Shoot
Brian Moylan · 10/18/10 03:10PMIn Soviet Russia, Watermelon Eat You
Max Read · 09/03/10 02:41AMTheir Own Personal Fonzworth Bentleys
Jeff Neumann · 08/28/10 12:10PMTwo Hearts Beat as One
Max Read · 08/24/10 10:54PMApple Coddles Russki Dictator While Americans Suffer
Ryan Tate · 06/24/10 05:57PMObama, Medvedev Eat Messy Hamburgers
Jim Newell · 06/24/10 01:01PMUS Now Only Allowed to Keep 1,500 Nukes
Jeff Neumann · 04/08/10 07:20AMThe Only Thing Missing is a Reference to Gypsy Tears
The Cajun Boy · 07/06/09 07:52PMHow did Russia's president get an iPhone?
Owen Thomas · 09/22/08 02:40PMRussian telecom VimpelCom has a deal with Apple to offer the iPhone earlier this month, but it's not on sale in Russia until later this year. So how did Russian president Dmitry Medvedev end up with one? Russian blog Siberian Light spotted him playing with an iPhone — presumably black-market — at a press conference.