The Moscow Times

Mass alcohol poisoning from moonshine liquor is second incident in Russia in a matter of weeks.

Authorities have launched an investigation into a prison riot involving at least 200 inmates.

Only 31% of Russians have been vaccinated against the coronavirus.

The U.S. has denied Russia's characterization of events, saying the engagement was "safe and professional."

Record deaths. Cases climbing. Vaccination slows.

The United States, China and Pakistan will join talks on the Taliban takeover on Tuesday, the Kremlin's envoy to Afghanistan said. 

Getting a Michelin Guide is the biggest thing to happen to Moscow restaurants in a century.

The crew and the orbital station were not in danger during the incident, Moscow's space agency said.

Survey shows growing opposition to same-sex relationships over last decade, but younger Russians increasingly tolerant.

Russia launched a population census delayed by the coronavirus pandemic that has exacerbated the country's worsening demographic crisis.

Leading health officials have warned the country faces a "critical situation" in the coming weeks.

The system, named "Face Pay," has been fitted at special turnstiles across the Russian capital’s more than 240 metro stations.

The offices of Memorial were attacked Thursday evening during a screening of “Mr. Jones,” a film depicting the 1930s famine in Soviet Ukraine.

French gastronomic bible the Michelin Guide has awarded its first stars to restaurants in the Russian capital.

A consortium led by Switzerland-based Vitol will invest in the vast hydrocarbon project.

The couple wed in an impromptu ceremony while the woman was on trial for the assault.

The satellites are owned by British operator OneWeb, which aims to provide broadband internet everywhere in the world. 

"The situation must be safe and stable in order for power structures and state structures to work in a confident manner," Vladimir Putin said.

The country has reported more than 30,000 daily infections for the first ever time, and set another record high number of deaths.

Soviet authorities imprisoned Viktor Bryukhanov for his role in the 1986 nuclear disaster.