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Anton Unitsyn takes us to Solvychegodsk, where the Stroganovs got their start (thanks to salt) and where today sulfurous mud reigns supreme.

This week brings you not just news, but also striking images of the latest discoveries in natural rock formations and mammoth hunting in Siberia. Also, election season. 

Alexander Gaivoron and his wife Anastasia took their pre-wedding honeymoon on Kamchatka, land of bears and volcanoes. And they invite us along!

Olympics featuring dead goats, world records with feta cheese, blood-red rivers, and how to set up your business in a pit of slime. 

Why are calendars so great? Give me a few minutes, and I will blow your mind.

Olya Virich takes us to the Kuban, more specifically Krasnodar, the capital of Russia's breadbasket.

Performance art turned into meaty meals and politicians turned criminals or corpses. Oh, and Vladimir Putin gets arrested. 

The electoral season is in full swing in Russia — or rather, the Russian press is in high-gear reporting, commenting, and interpreting the US presidential elections.

A look at how the Pokemon craze is playing out in Russia.

An online movement is aiming to reshape perceptions about domestic violence.

With this issue, Russian Life turns 60. Is a magazine like this still necessary? More than ever, we think.

This issue's language supplement poses some difficult linguistic riddles. Can you solve them?