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Old meets new in the Far North, while both pranksters and public officials see their performances go awry.
Three things you can find online and in real life: cats, dogs, and video games.
Authorities in Krasnoyarsk want to put the Siberian city's best face forward for March's Universiade sporting event, while covering up local pollution and snow-deficit issues. Residents are having none of it.
In 1947, on the 17th day of February, one of the largest meteorites to strike the Earth in the twentieth century fell in the Russian Far East. Its landing site was a perfect spot from which to watch the Geminid meteor showers.
Yuli Lyubeznikov and Alexandra Ivanova show off their town, one of the oldest in the Russian North: Veliky Ustyug
Aleksei Malgavko, 30, lives in Omsk. This week he offers us a tour of his city and region.
Why are St. Petersburg residents cheering the city's new approach to snow removal?
Literal translations of poems from issue 5 of Chtenia.
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