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Stranded in Moscow...by choice
The coffee safari ( 2 comments )
Stranded in Moscow...by choice
Smoke gets in your eyes ( 2 comments )
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Surprised by Russia
It's Just Some Holiday
The winter holidays are barely over and already there’s another slew in the offing: Men’s Day (Feb. 23), Women’s Day (March 8), Valentine’s Day and, of course, Maslenitsa — a week of merrymaking and pancake eating ahead of Lent.
It’s a wonderful, wonderful life ( 1 comment )
Seventy-two percent of Russians report that they are happy
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Business Calendar
Russian Business Week 2010:
“Modernisation of the Economy in a post crisis environment”
20th March 2010
London School of Economics and Political Science
MATTEX (MOSCOW AQUA TECHNOLOGY THERM EXPO) 2010. International “World Climate” Exhibition of Heating and Water-Supply Systems, Sewage Disposal and Gas Supply
March 9-12. Expocenter, Moscow
EXPOFOREST 2010. International Specialized Exhibition
March 9-12. Moscow Crocus Expo international exhibition center
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Culture Calendar
Russian Fashion Week: Fall/Winter 2010/2011
April 1-6, 2010, Congress Hall of World Trade Centre, Moscow
“Holy Russia: Art from Kievan Rus to the Russia of Peter the Great”
2 March – 24 May, Louvre Museum, Paris
Enamels of the world, 1700–2000. From the Khalili Collections
Until 14 March 2010 in the Hermitage, Saint Petersburg
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National Cuisine
New rituals for the New Year ( 7 comments )
The best New Year's recipes from Russia Now
Pancake pleasure... a la Russe ( 1 comment )
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Found in translation
Rejecting the ‘isms’ of ideology
Russians have a traditional dislike of any sort of ‘isms’ - especially if they are political. Perhaps left over from Soviet times, anything that suggests collectivism is sure to draw sincere ire.


Politics
Analytics  | Government  | President 
Brian Whitmore, RFE/RL
Assesments of Mikhail Gorbachev's legacy have been mixed, but no one denies that his ascension resulted in a changed world.
Anna Arutunyan, The Moscow News
Not since he threw a pen at Oleg Deripaska has Vladimir Putin so publicly berated the country's richest billionaires.
Untangling the Caucasian knot
Nikolai Petrov
political analyst
Liberals push radical agenda
Roland Oliphant
Russia Profile.org
Government switches to e-workflow
Alexandra Prokopenko
ITAR TASS correspondent
Mother knows best
Anna Arutunyan, The Moscow News
Bureaucrats have it made
Kira Vasiliyeva
Medvedev approves food security doctrine
Pavel Tarasenko, Kommersant
A new man for the North Caucasus
Sergei Markedonov, Special to Russia Now
Arms control: more alive than dead
Vyacheslav Nikonov, Izvestia
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