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A court in Khimki, Moscow, has sentenced Daterau Jogala Sudkheer, a senior executive at Disney, to two and a half years in prison for attempting to smuggle drugs. This ruling comes amid increasing legal pressures on individuals and companies in Russia.
A new edition of the Spring Bicycle Festival has kicked off in Moscow, filling the capital's streets with thousands of cycling enthusiasts. The event highlights the importance of bicycles as a sustainable and enjoyable means of transportation.
Russian Foreign Ministry envoy Rodion Miroshnik reported that the Ukrainian attack on a school in the Luhansk Republic is part of Kyiv's response to its military defeats. He characterized these actions as terrorism against civilians.
Leningradsky Station in Moscow has welcomed its first passengers following a comprehensive renovation directed by Mayor Sergey Sobyanin. The renovation focused on enhancing passenger environment quality and providing a comfortable experience.
Moscow's Deputy Mayor, Natalia Sergunina, announced an ambitious plan to convert 440 libraries in the capital into integrated creative spaces, housing over <strong>15 million</strong> books and publications. This initiative aims to enhance culture and creativity in the city.
Russian authorities announced the results of the first phase of testing the country's first self-driving metro train after five months of trial operation. The train covered over <strong>3000 kilometers</strong> without recording any incidents, showcasing the success of the experiment.
Moscow and Astana signed an agreement on Thursday to construct a nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan, aimed at enhancing economic cooperation between the two countries. This agreement is part of Kazakhstan's efforts to develop its energy sector and boost its nuclear energy capabilities.
Moscow hosted the Spring Bicycle Festival, attracting more than <strong>77,000</strong> racers. The event featured a variety of interactive activities, creating a festive atmosphere in the city.
A Russian media figure emphasized that Moscow prioritizes cooperation with Islamic nations, highlighting Kazan as an exemplary model of interfaith coexistence. These statements reflect Russia's intent to enhance its relations with the Islamic world.
On Friday, Russia's mission to the United Nations announced its rejection of a resolution proposed by the United States and Bahrain in the Security Council, citing 'unbalanced formulations'. This move serves as a warning from Moscow about the potential risks of this decision.
The Pushkin State Museum in Moscow has launched a unique exhibit titled 'Different Tastes', highlighting the dishes that characterized the life and literature of Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. The exhibit aims to provide a rich cultural experience reflecting the impact of cuisine on literature and art.
Moscow has recently inaugurated a unique sail-shaped bridge that embodies the Russian capital's ambitions to blend history with modernity. This engineering marvel serves as a meeting point between the Moscow River and the city's contemporary vision.
On May 9, Moscow hosted the 'Victory Waltz' event, featuring 200 couples celebrating Victory Day at the VDNH. This event is part of the grand preparations for this historic day.
The sixth edition of the International Scientific Forum on 'Geriatric Ophthalmology - Innovative Solutions' will take place in Moscow on May 14-15, featuring participation from several Arab countries. The forum aims to showcase the latest solutions and technologies in geriatric ophthalmology.
An international roundtable was held in Moscow to discuss Iranian influence in the Strait of Hormuz, the impact of artificial intelligence on media, and the future of the Iranian regime after Khamenei's departure. This session comes at a critical time as tensions rise between Iran and the United States.
A Ukrainian drone targeted a luxury residential tower in Moscow early Monday morning, causing significant damage to the facade but no injuries. This attack comes just days before Russia's celebrations marking the anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany.
Moscow is preparing to celebrate the 135th anniversary of Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov's birth with a variety of cultural programs. The events, scheduled for May 15, are expected to attract significant interest from literature and arts enthusiasts.
A horrific collision occurred on the circular road in Moscow this Monday morning when a truck with brake failure crashed into 14 cars. The incident caused significant damage and led to major traffic congestion in the area.
In an unprecedented incident, Ukraine has launched a drone attack on Moscow, targeting a residential building near the Kremlin just days before Victory Day celebrations. The attack raises significant concerns as Russia tightens security measures in anticipation of the festivities.
Moscow faced a breach in its air defenses when a drone collided with a residential building near the Kremlin, just five days before the annual Victory Day parade. This incident occurs amid Ukraine's expanding long-range strikes within Russian territory.
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced that Russian air defense forces successfully destroyed two drones attempting to approach the capital. This incident comes amid rising security tensions in the region.
Security forces in Moscow have arrested a foreign national found with stolen gold coins from the French 'Saint-Rémy' museum. This incident raises concerns about the theft of cultural artifacts worldwide.
The V. I. Dahl State Museum of Russian Literature in Moscow hosts the 'December Characters' exhibition from April 30 to August 23, commemorating the 200th anniversary of the historic revolution in Russia in 1826.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Georgy Borisenko stated that Moscow is prepared to return to the Middle East, specifically Saudi Arabia, to serve as a new platform for negotiations regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This announcement comes amid increasing international pressure for peaceful solutions to the prolonged dispute.
The President of the Republic of Congo, Denis Sassou Nguesso, arrived in Moscow today for an official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral relations. He is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to discuss important bilateral issues.
Moscow is set to welcome visitors through the 'Moscow Museum Week', offering the public a chance to explore its cultural treasures for free from <strong>May 11 to 17, 2026</strong>. This monthly event reflects the city's commitment to promoting arts and history.
Today, the first flight operated by Iranian airline 'Mahan Air' took off from Tehran to Moscow after a long hiatus since February 26. This flight marks a significant step in strengthening air links between Iran and Russia.
The Russian Foreign Ministry, in collaboration with the King Abdulaziz Foundation, opened a historic photo exhibition in Moscow to commemorate the centenary of diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Russia. The exhibition showcases significant milestones in the cooperation between the two nations.
On Monday, Moscow and its suburbs experienced an unprecedented snowstorm accompanied by strong winds, leading to fallen trees and damage to public and private property. The storm caused major disruptions in traffic.
Moscow has declared that the US proposals to resume dialogue on strategic stability are unrealistic and vague. The Russian government emphasized that it will not discuss this matter until relations are normalized.