"Russia's Indiana Jones" has been hard at work.

“Should I stock up on buckwheat?”

– Headline of an interview with Mikhail Delyagin, Director of the Institute for Globalization

The weather has been all over the place in Russia, and future forecasts predict more of the same.

Two young Russians fall in love in the midst of a Coronavirus quarantine.

A study finds that the majority of Russians don't understand AI, just like the rest of us.

In this week's Odder News: a forgetful traveler, spaceman transport, and the seal of approval.

Russian banks to start testing biometric ATMs. This is probably a good idea.

Russia has everything, including Amazonians.

170 years ago this week, January 15, 1850, the mathematician Sofia Kovalevskaya was born.

“Statistics are a stubborn thing, and even with my diagnosis you have a chance to get better! Just believe in it! I was just unlucky :)"

– A beloved and influential Russian oncologist, in his last Facebook post before he died of cancer.

Poor, unfortunate Vasily Vasilyevich Korvin-Krukovsky. He worked so hard to help his family flourish, and, at least in his eyes, it all went to waste.

Ded Moroz and kindergarten parents conceive of the Christmas spirit very differently. Also, Russians may have domesticated the first dog.