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A fraudulent operation sent 170 tons of barely edible rations to Russian soldiers.
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.
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