Silk Road Adventures Uzbekistan’s intangible heritage of music and dance lives on In partnership with Center for the Production of Content for Mass Media under the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Focus Japan leads international mine action push to rebuild Ukraine In partnership with The Government of Japan
Silk Road Adventures Uzbekistan’s intangible heritage of music and dance lives on In partnership with Center for the Production of Content for Mass Media under the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Focus Japan leads international mine action push to rebuild Ukraine In partnership with The Government of Japan
Russia Russian daily COVID count surpasses 120,000 due to Omicron onslaught Russia’s state statistics agency puts the country's pandemic death toll much higher than Europe's record 330,728 casualties, saying the number of coronavirus-linked deaths was over 625,000. 29/01/2022
Money Russia is planning to restrict cryptos but not outright ban them Russia's President Putin said this week there are "certain risks" associated with cryptocurrencies but also said there are "competitive advantages" in crypto mining. 28/01/2022
World 'Russia has no plans to invade Ukraine or any other country' Claims that Moscow is about to invade Ukraine are a "bluff", Vladimir Chizhov, Russia's ambassador to the EU, told Euronews. 27/01/2022
Russia Russia sanctions package for invading Ukraine 'includes Nord Stream 2' Germany's top diplomat told the Bundestag on Thursday that Russia is facing "massive consequences" in case of aggression against Ukraine. 26/01/2022
Culture news 'Navalny': Inside Sundance 2022's shock Novichok documentary debut Attendees were welcomed the last-minute mystery showing depicting imprisoned opposition leader Navalny's remarkable fight for justice. 26/01/2022
Russia Russia adds Alexei Navalny to list of 'terrorists and extremists' The decision means Navalny and his aides have had their bank accounts frozen. 25/01/2022
Russia Russia: Omicron cases triple in 10 days, authorities ponder measures Friday's daily tally 49,513 new infections -- the highest in the pandemic -- was higher by more than 49,513 new infections compared the previous day. 21/01/2022
Russia Iran isn't seeking nuclear weapons, president tells Russian Duma In a speech to Russia's State Duma, Raisi said Iran was serious about reaching an agreement to limit its nuclear programme, but would not agree to anything less than its "rights". 21/01/2022
Money Russia's central bank proposes ban on crypto use and mining Energy consumption has been cited as a reason for a potential ban in Russia, the world's third-largest crypto mining hub. 21/01/2022
Russia In pictures: Russian Christians plunge into icy water to mark Epiphany Most people take the plunge at midnight or on the day of the feast itself, which falls on January 19, after priests have blessed the water. 19/01/2022
Russia Russia shortens COVID-19 isolation to 7 days as cases surge Russian authorities are shortening the required isolation period for people infected with COVID-19 from 14 to seven days amid a surge of COVID-19 cases. 18/01/2022
Russia COVID-19: Russia's capital Moscow braces for Omicron 'storm' Health authorities warn Moscow will be the first to face the Omicron "storm" forecasted between late January amd early February. 18/01/2022
Art Russian artist arrested after symbolic dirty protest near memorial According to a contemporary art gallery in Moscow, the chilly log is a protest about the council being slow to clear snow. 17/01/2022
Russia Russian denies US allegation it's creating a pretext to invade Ukraine US officials had warned on Friday that Russia could frame Ukraine as an aggressor ahead of an invasion. 17/01/2022
Russia 'Don't be afraid': Alexei Navalny marks a year since Russia return Navalny said that he had "no regrets" about his return to Moscow from Berlin, despite his incarceration. 17/01/2022
No Comment New equipment centre opens for Russian Olympians President of the Russian Olympic Committee Stanislav Pozdnyakov on Friday attended the opening of the new equipment centre for Russian Olympians. 14/01/2022
Russia Russian diplomat won't rule out military deployment to Latin America A top Russian diplomat refused to rule out a military deployment to Latin America amid US and Russian negotiations over NATO. 13/01/2022
People Russia celebrates Shamanism at annual Snow Sculpture Festival Sculptors from across Russia embraced the cold in Novosibirsk at the annual Siberia Snow Sculpture Festival 13/01/2022
Russia Russian deputy MFA: 'Difficult, concrete' talks with US over security After the meeting with his US counterparts in Geneva, Ryabkov demanded "ironclad assurances" that Ukraine would never become a member of NATO. 10/01/2022
No Comment Nativity ice sculpture festival held in Russia Nativity ice sculpture festival held in Russia 07/01/2022
No Comment Russia Snow Giant sculptures compete in festival Artists and sculptors have travelled thousands of miles to Novosibirsk In Russia for this year's Siberia Snow Sculpture festival. Twenty-seven participants are chipping, slicing and moulding huge blocks of snow to create ice sculptures for the annual competition. 06/01/2022
No Comment Massive snowstorm causes flight delays in the Sakhalin region Strong winds and blizzards reached the Sakhalin region and disrupted communications with mainland Russia and on the island itself. 04/01/2022
Design Which famous Russian travel route has been turned into a model city? The well-known tourist path of cities east and north of Moscow have been recreated through a model display exhibit that features tiny transport systems, landmarks, and even tinier people. 03/01/2022
Russia Russian town swaps New Year champagne for running Dozens took part in a holiday run on the first day of 2022 in Yaroslavl, northeast of Moscow. The goal of the event is to popularise an active and sober lifestyle. 02/01/2022
Culture news Member of Pussy Riot named on list of 'foreign agents' by Kremlin Putin claims the 'foreign agents' list is used to stop interference from abroad in domestic issues but critics say it is used to silence dissent. 31/12/2021
Nature Climate change is bringing polar bears dangerously close to humans Unusually warm weather is causing human-wildlife conflict in the Arctic. 31/12/2021