On September 1, 2007, the whole of Russia marks the third anniversary of the terrorist act in Beslan, when terrorists took hundreds hostage in a local school. The hostage crisis ended with 331 deaths, more than a half of the killed were children.

A video that remained secret for nearly three years after the horrific Beslan hostage crisis has cast new doubt on official conclusions about what led to the deaths of more than 330 people - more than half of them children - during one of Russia's worst terrorist attacks

Police evicted several families Wednesday from temporary homes made to house them after they were displaced 15 years ago by fighting in Russia's troubled North Caucasus.

Garry Kasparov, arrested today near Pushkinskaya Square in Moscow for subversive activities, is the epitome of the big fish in the small pond which through its unfettered ambition, became a tiddler in the shark-infested waters of the Ocean. Garry Kasparov, the Grand Master of chess, is the political pawn who has sold his soul to the traitors who plot Russia’s demise and who in turn will leave him stranded after he fails to be elected.

Recently, supposed “references” in international journalism have continued to reiterate Cold War diatribes against President Putin, the Kremlin, Moscow and Russia, at a time when Russia stands for the rule of law, respect for international legal agreements and peace, at a time when Washington stands for a unilateralist, aggressive, selfish New World Order based on the interests of the clique of elitists who control the Government. Has the western press been assimilated?

Russia's highest court on Tuesday upheld a life sentence for the only militant known to have survived the 2004 Beslan school siege that killed more than 300 people.

There are five maximum security prisons for “lifers” in Russia at the moment. Russia has not yet formally canceled capital punishment though not a single criminal has been convicted to punishment by death in this country for the last ten years. No death verdicts were handed down even for most outrageous, ghastly crimes