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A sailor in western Siberia was sentenced to almost six years in a maximum security prison for joyriding on a boat for divers when drunk.
In a throwback to medieval times, a regional official in Kazakhstan was included in a fresco of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem that adorns a local Orthodox Christian church.
A nationalist rally for a healthy lifestyle in the Kaliningrad Region was cut short by police who mistook it for a gay pride parade, local media reported on Monday.
The death mask of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin goes on sale in Britain on Tuesday.
An official of the Investigative Committee of the Ulyanovsk region was sacked on Monday for jumping out of the office window while drunk.
A crew member of a UTair Boeing 757 flying from Bangkok to Novosibirsk in western Siberia died as the plane was flying over China, transportation prosecutors said Friday.
An unemployed man stole a truckload of vodka and other spirits in Voronezh region, but was detained before he could bust open a bottle, local police said Wednesday.
A young Muscovite committed suicide on Tuesday by setting himself on fire and jumping from the eleventh floor after a quarrel with his girlfriend, a police source said.
The Russian frigate Ladny has freed the Arctic Sea cargo ship in the
Atlantic without firing a single shot and eight suspected hijackers
have been detained, Russia's defense minister said on Tuesday.
The imam of the Turkish town of Kuzan has issued a warning to Muslims about Santa Claus, who he called a dishonest person, Italy's Corriere della Sera wrote.
Women are going to have trouble getting a change of underwear in the Uzbek capital of Tashkent after a district head banned the sale of lingerie.
Argentinean police detained a man, who tried to board a flight to Madrid with about 250 rare reptiles and mollusks in his luggage
A woman in the south Siberian city of Kemerevo informed police about an illegal gambling club where here husband was spending the family's money, police said on Thursday.
In the Khabarovsk territory police finished a preliminary investigation into the case of a 47-year old construction firm director, accused of sexually harassing 4 young girls and of violating public order, a press release on the website of the Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Khabarovsk region reports.
Russian Central Electoral Commission on Friday refused to register a self-promoted candidate to the presidential elections, a man who claims to heal people by phone and whose book is on the federal list of extremist materials, because he has lived in Russia for only six years.
Two flamingos found in the western Siberian city of Tomsk last month have died.
Police found 100 snakes, 70 tortoises and 20 frogs in a hotel room in the western German city of Cologne, local media said on Sunday.
U.S. TV channel Fox News tried to pass off riots in the Greek capital Athens as protests against the results of Russian parliamentary elections in Moscow, the Rossiya 24 television channel reported.2
Animal activists in Russia's Siberian city of Yakutsk rescued a dog, who stood guard to the body of his pregnant canine friend for two weeks as temperatures dropped to -50 degrees Celsius (-58 degrees Fahrenheit).