Social networking may be one of the fastest growing trends on the
Internet, but it also appears to be the source of one of the biggest
online dangers: identify theft.
Since the presidential campaign ended, the issue of language has become
divisive in Ukraine as Viktor Yanukovich is seen as a pro-Russian
leader. Local nationalists want to protect their country from
Russification.
$10 billion in friendship – that is the key goal of Russia's Prime
Minister's visit to India as he strives to step up co-operation with
the world's second-fastest growing economy.
A war of words over the name of Joseph Stalin, who died 57 years ago,
is being fought in Moscow, the city where he is buried. The country he
led to victory in World War II is still divided over Stalin's place in
history.
A new Hollywood film that features the 2008 war in South Ossetia has
sparked controversy as to whether it is an unbiased portrayal of
historical events or another attempt at political propaganda.
Under a new Russian law, all security firms will have to give up the
firearms they have been using over the years and no one can tell for
sure if they will get them back after the announced inventory check.
After 30 years of work Russia prepares to get closer to revealing more
secrets of the nano-world, as in two years time it is set to launch a
new beam research reactor near St. Petersburg.
Russian prosecutors have shut down Russia's most popular file sharing
website for alleged violation of copyright laws. Still, despite looming
legal charges, its owners resumed operations under a new address.
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