Hacking off the Feds: Anonymous intercepts FBI conference call about…themselves
In an audio recording made and posted online by the internet hacktivists Anonymous, a number of Federal agents both in the US and the UK can be heard discussing work and chuckling at each other’s awkward jokes.

Russian energy industry needs more investment and efficiencies
Russia will remain China and India’s corner stone for energy for many years, says Fatih Birol, Chief Economist from the International Energy Agency. But it needs to invest more into the industry and learn to save energy.

Finance gurus say Russian economy must do better
Could do better is the ‘end of term’ report on Russia from experts meeting at the Russia Forum 2012 in Moscow.

Deadly freeze: Hundreds dead in Ukraine, Russia and Eastern Europ
The wave of frost that has rolled over Eastern Europe has carried away hundreds of lives, paralyzed road traffic, and pushed the cost of heating homes and offices sky-high.

Sharapova to open Fed Cup tie against Spain
The GUM shopping center, just a stones throw away from Red Square, was the setting for Fed Cup draw on Friday. It gave the chance for the large crowd to get a glimpse of Russia's top stars including world number three...

Iran launches its third satellite into space Iran launched its third satellite into space on Feb. 3. The satellite is called Navid-e Elm-o Sanat, which translates as "Herald of Science and Industry"

Russia’s Olympic champs to get €100,000 reward
Russian athletes who bring home gold from the London Olympic or Paralympic Games will receive the equivalent of 100,000 euro as a reward from the Russian government.

Chechnya receives four hairs of Phrophet Muhammad Prophet Muhammad's three hairs were delivered to Russia's Chechnya Republic from Turkey yesterday. The relic will rest in the republic for good

Topless players challenge Lukashenko on Swiss ice
The Ukrainian feminist group Femen have organized a topless hockey game near IIHF headquarters in Switzerland to protest at a decision to hold the 2014 World Championship in Belarus which they say does not uphold...

Monkeys drink red wine in Russia to stay warm The zoo of the Russian city of Karaganda rescues its monkeys from cold with the help of hot wine

Watermelons spread lethal infection in UK An outbreak of salmonella was registered in the UK. According to the British Food Standard Agency (FSA), the infection most likely comes from watermelons

Stray dogs walled up in apartment buildings in Russia The authorities of the city of Abakan found an unusual solution to the problem of breeding stray dogs

Over 50% of Russians ready to vote for Putin A recent poll conducted by the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center showed that Vladimir Putin's rating was growing again

Violence intensifies in Egypt
Violent clashes are escalating in Egypt with the Interior Ministry reporting some 16 policemen injured by gunfire as turmoil engulfs central Cairo. Angry protests over Wednesday’s fatal football riot have already the...

'Engineering War on Iran: All Options on the Table?'
Question: How do you convince the world that – even though you’re armed to the teeth and have a bad track record of invading countries - you really have “no choice” but make a “pre-emptive military strike” against...

Moscow cross-country skiing event defines new WC leaders
Poland's Justyna Kowalczyk and Teodor Peterson of Sweden have won the Moscow stage of the cross-country skiing World Cup to take the overall World Cup lead.

The Euro: to be or not to be?
None of the experts at the Russian Forum 2012 are in doubt. Even if the ‘end of the world’ scenario for the Euro doesn’t play out, the economic recovery will be painful and long lasting.

Lady of the push-up: Michelle Obama beats TV host hands down (VIDEO)
America’s first lady Michelle Obama has lived up to her reputation as one of the country’s most vigorous advocates of a healthy lifestyle.

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