FBI files reveal exploding UFO, aliens near Roswell
Secret FBI files have been released that detail how US officials witnessed a UFO explode over Utah and aliens landing near Roswell, New Mexico.
"The scary thing about radiation is that you can`t feel it"
While the Japanese government is extending the 20 kilometer evacuation zone around the Fukushima plant over risks of long-term radiation, video journalist Tetsuo Jimbo braved the area and went within 1.5 kilometers of the facility.
1Q Russian car sales up 77%
The AEBRUS says that 1Q Russian car sales are up 77% year on year to reach 517,304 vehicles.
Two Mercedes with explosives intercepted in Moscow
Overnight two separate bombs were defused in Moscow. In both cases, explosives were found in Mercedes cars.
Russians losing interest in political life
According to a poll, Russians have been gradually losing interest in politics over the past six years, with up to 59 per cent of citizens being currently indifferent to what is going on in the political life of the country.
Social tax break on the cards
With President Dmitry Medvedev saying the social tax rate - which pays for health care and pensions - should be lowered. Business RT spoke with Pyotr Medvedev a Partner at Ernst and Young.
Putin takes Russian hybrid car for a test drive
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin took the new Russian hybrid car, called the Yo, through a test drive, adding to his extensive list of vehicles he has personally put through the turns.
Russian agriculture from the global perspective
With the government looking to boost Russian agriculture Business RT spoke with Aleksey Pavlov, Unilever group procurement operations director for Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, about how competitive Russian agriculture is, and what is changing.
Former dissident seeks Gorbachev`s arrest
Russian writer and former dissident Vladimir Bukovsky is seeking criminal prosecution against former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev for suppressing demonstrations in the last years of the Soviet Union.
Soyuz launch to honor Gagarin`s legendary flight
The Russian Space Agency is dedicating its next Soyuz TMA-21 spacecraft launch to the anniversary of Yuri Gagarin`s pioneering flight 50 years ago.
Sheremetyevo and Vnukovo to become aviation hub
Two major Russian airports, the federally controlled Sheremetyevo and Moscow`s Vnukovo, will be joined to create a Russian aviation hub.
Medvedev devoted to stopping money "running away" from economy
President Medvedev has admitted that the investment climate in Russia remains "very bad" and urged measures that would help to make the economy attractive to investors.
Russia`s most-wanted terrorist reportedly killed in air strikes
Doku Umarov, who is listed alongside the world`s most dangerous terrorists by the UN Security Council`s Sanctions Committee, has allegedly been killed in the Republic of Ingushetia. Russian Air Forces bombed a militant training camp on Monday.
Russian cultural events raise funds for Japanese disaster victims
Russian cultural activists continue to hold charitable events in support of Japan. The State Svetlanov Symphony Orchestra under maestro Mark Gorenstein will give a concert in memory of the victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami.
Chernobyl to stay deserted forever
After a quarter of a century, radioactive particles still cover the Chernobyl exclusion zone making the land, abandoned after the catastrophe, uninhabitable.
Medvedev: all militants who do not surrender will be eliminated
President Dmitry Medvedev has ordered the Federal Security Service (FSB) to continue special operations against militants.
Russian spies want their data back!
Dear FBI, please give us our data and spy gear back. Thanks. Love - the Russian spies.
Muscovites bring flowers to metro stations year after terrorist attacks
Muscovites began bringing flowers to the Lubyanka and Park Kultury metro stations in Moscow early on Tuesday to commemorate victims of terrorist attacks a year ago.
Russian population dwindles since 2002 - statistics
Russia`s population has dwindled by 2.2 million people since 2002 to 142,905,200 people, the Rossiiskaya Gazeta government daily reported on Monday citing preliminary results of last year`s nationwide census.
Police boost Moscow subway security ahead of bombing anniversary
Security has been stepped up on the Moscow rapid transit system ahead of the anniversary of the March 29, 2010, twin suicide bombings in which 40 people died.
Over 120 ships stranded in heavy ice in Gulf of Finland
More than 120 vessels have become stranded in ice in the Gulf of Finland, with their number growing by 20 ships every day, the St. Petersburg seaport administration said on Monday.
Entering the fantasy world of Cirque du Soleil
Color, fantasy, and the magic of human transformations. A display of the best Cirque Du Soleil costumes has opened in Moscow offering to meet those inspiring characters from the famous Canadian circus Company all over again.
Capitalism at fault for global crisis
Is capitalism to blame for the rise in unrest and the fall of global markets? One scholar argued yes, saying it is merely how capitalism works.
Russian Communists looking to overturn privatization
Russia`s Communist Party faction has submitted a bill on nationalization to the lower house of parliament.
Medvedev introduces mixed electoral system in regions
President Dmitry Medvedev has signed a law which partially cancels the majority election systems in the regions, according to the official presidential website Kremlin.ru.