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Russian Man Who Swam to Japan Now Wants to Stay
The 38-year-old swam all night to seek asylum in Japan.
Infamous Capitol Hill Attacker Was Allegedly Posting Inside Neo-Nazi Chatroom
Riley June Williams has been accused of trying to steal a laptop used by Nancy Pelosi’s team and attempting to sell it to Russian intelligence.
Pussy Riot Members Are on House Arrest and Can’t Even Get Groceries
Nadya Tolokonnikova explains the mass arrests of protesters in Russia and how a “gay propaganda” law is being used to silence LGBTQ+ activists.
Germany Arrests British Embassy Worker on Suspicion of Spying for Russia
A man working at the UK embassy in Berlin, identified only as David S, is accused of sending documents to Russian intelligence agents in return for cash.
Russian Cops Arrest Journalist Who Exposed Spies Involved in MH-17 Downing
Authorities raided Roman Dobrokhotov's house and seized his devices after the Russian government labeled his newspaper as a "foreign agent."
Extremely Creepy ‘Russian Mafia Prison’ Discovered – Then Immediately Destroyed
The facility featured two cells and what appeared to be a crematorium. Days after journalists asked officials about it, the entire structure was razed, sparking suspicion it was being used by organised crime with links to security services.
REvil Ransomware Site Goes Offline
The prolific ransomware group is responsible for the wide-ranging attack on Kaseya.
Russian Court Bans 'Akira,' Other Popular Anime
The country's latest salvo against anime takes aim at 'Attack on Titan' and 'Akira,' after previously targeting 'Death Note' and more.
Russia Trains Service Dog To Sky-Dive in Stunning Video
The dog and its human handler jump from a height of 13,000 feet.
Is Russia Really Banning French Winemakers from Using the Term ‘Champagne’?
Yes and no. But a contentious new law signed by Vladimir Putin poses big problems for the industry.
William Shatner Will Host a Show on Russian State-Run TV for Some Reason
His new show is called ‘I Don’t Understand,’ which does at least make sense.
The Hundreds of Little-Known Firms Getting Data on Americans
The data, which ends up in the hands of companies from China, Russia, the United Arab Emirates, and elsewhere, can include location and browsing information.