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‘It’s a sin!’ Unholy row over play about Georgia’s saint An unholy row has broken out in Georgia over a play about the life and martyrdom of the country’s patron saint. ‘The Life of St George’ has left the Orthodox Church fuming with what it says is sacrilege – and...

A doll’s house: the straw models sucking up tourists More than 200 handmade straw dolls are attracting tourists in the small Latvian town of Sabile. The lifesize models form a real community, with a doctor, a policemen and even a movie star.

Rampant Russia rip apart Dutch to make Euro semi-final A brilliant 3-1 defeat of the Netherlands has taken Russia into the Euro 2008 semi-finals in the biggest game of their modern history.

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Wanted! Blockbuster hit for Russian director’s Hollywood debut An acclaimed Russian director’s latest film is making its red carpet debut this week – and its tipped be one the summer’s biggest Hollywood blockbusters.

Reconstructing the past: first hours of Nazi invasion The Leningrad region has marked the anniversary of the start of the Great Patriotic War by staging reconstructions of the battle against the Nazis. The massive show included pyrotechnics as well as the appearance of...

Russia remembers Great Patriotic War One of the bloodiest pages in the history of Russia and the former Soviet countries is being remembered today. On June 22, 1941, Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union. The four-year-long war claimed the lives of nearly 3

Japanese film legend’s Russian masterclass A legendary Japanese film maker has been sharing the secret of his success with young Russians who dream of emulating him.

Search continues for missing WW2 soldiers Russian volunteers have pledged to continue their search for the bodies of hundreds of thousands of Soviet soldiers which never been found.

Russia leads 3-1 in quarter-final with Netherlands Destiny beckons for Russia's national football team as they face the biggest game in the country's modern history. The tournament’s favourites, Netherlands, are their opponents in Euro 2008 quarter-finals in Switzerland'

Stevie Wonder makes Austrian Alps jazzy Austrian audiences had a great chance to become acquainted with extraordinary Russian singers as well as sing along with Stevie Wonder. Musicians from all over the world gathered at the stadium in the Austrian Alps to...

Medvedev won’t let Georgia offend Russian peacekeepers The mistreatment of Russian peacekeepers will not be tolerated, according to Russia’s President Dmitry Medvedev. He's vowed that Georgia and Russia will resolve all conflicts by diplomatic means and believes the...

No shortage of problems for world’s tallest man Being the World's Tallest Man isn't all it's cracked up to be. Despite worldwide fame, Ukrainian Leonid Stadnik also has to cope with the problems his lofty height can bring.

Love and Carriage: Why Muscovites use metro to find a mate A growing number of Muscovites are meeting their soulmates on the city’s underground metro. Research into behaviour on the subway suggests it is easier to make friends, or even find a life partner, on a train.

Moscow: city that never sleeps! Moscow’s round the clock nightlife is attracting record numbers of visitors. It has long caught up with the world's clubbing capitals, boasting a dazzling array of restaurants, clubs, bars and casinos – at...

Sex and the City - Russian style The Sex and the City series has been a striking success all over the world – and Russia is no exception. For many women it has become an indispensable guide to the fraught relations between the sexes, as well...

Did Christian doctors discriminate against lesbian patient? The Supreme Court of California is to rule on the case of a lesbian woman who claims religious freedoms meant she was the victim of discrimination.

Ungagged! Turkmens get internet at last Turkmenistan has started to provide access to the internet for ordinary citizens. Until now, government restrictions meant only state officials and foreign diplomats were allowed to use it. But now thousands of eager...

Tunes of torture: 'deafening music used to torment U.S. prisoners' The blaring of loud music at extremely dangerous levels is reportedly being used for the torture of political prisoners and suspected terrorists in the U.S.

Zookeeper & the wolf: man teaches mammals to sing A barmy Chinese zoo keeper is training wolves to sing – and is also planning to teach them how to bust a move on the dance floor.

U.S. court curbs self-representation for mentally ill A mentally-ill defendant can be denied the right to represent himself in a court despite being competent to stand trial, according to a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court.

Euro 2008: Russia fire shock warning to Holland Russia have warned their Euro 2008 opponents Holland not to expect an easy ride in Saturday’s crunch quarter final. The Dutch have been the team of the tournament so far, emerging from the so-called ‘Group of Death’...

Russia’s 16-year-old fashion sensation storms Hollywood 16-year-old Russian fashion designer, Kira Plastinina, is taking on the U.S. with her sporty-style glamour. With more than 40 boutiques around the world, the daughter of a Russian multi-millionaire is now making her mark

A dog’s life for rejected tiger pup A tiger born in one of Russia's smallest zoos has been adopted by an unusual foster parent after it was rejected by its mother. The cub is now being reared by a pet dog who accepted the cub after giving birth to her own...

Love and carriage: why Muscovites use metro to find a mate A growing number of Muscovites are meeting their soulmates on the city’s underground metro. Research into behaviour on the subway suggests it is easier to make friends, or even find a life partner, on a train.

Stars shine at Moscow Film Festival Hollywood stars Will Smith and Charlize Theron are among hundreds of A-list celebrities who appeared at the opening of Moscow’s 30th International Film Festival. The blockbuster 'Hancock' premiered on the opening night.

Oust cow – save green space! The administration of Kachkadar, a town in Russia's Urals, has launched a service to evacuate cows and goats from the city. Now every townsman may call 05 and a specially-trained man will come and take the artiodactyls...

Baby mammoth will ‘live’ 500 years Scientists say the body of a prehistoric mammoth, found in Russia, can be preserved for another 500 years. The frozen remains, weighing 50kg, were discovered in the Yamalo-Nenets region in the Urals May last year.

KHL: that baby sure can run Life's such a funny picture You ask - Russian FM answers Oh, that charming Sophie and her questions.

Lake Baikal: Pearl among ‘Wonders of Russia’ Baikal, the world's oldest lake dubbed ‘The Pearl of Siberia’, is a photographer’s paradise. A group of Russian and French tourists have crisscrossed fifteen hundred kilometres of the Lake – an area bigger...

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