New U.S. Ambassador to Russia Embarks on Tough Task of Restoring Ties
The new U.S. Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman is willing to work to overcome the “low point” in bilateral relations
Bolshoi and Met Opera to Stage Moscow and New York Productions
Moscow’s Bolshoi Theater and New York’s Metropolitan Opera are teaming up for the first time to stage three shows
Kremlin Denies Involvement in Nothingburger-Gate
The Kremlin has distanced itself from the fake burger allegedly sold in a New York restaurant in honor of President Vladimir Putin’s 65th birthday
Derk Sauer on Journalism, Russia and Being a Black Sheep
The founder of The Moscow Times looks back
Senators Look to Cut U.S. Media Numbers in Russia
Russian senators want to cut the number of U.S. media outlets in the country in response to Washington’s request that the RT America news channel registers as a foreign agent
Foreigners Can Now Fight in Russia’s Overseas Military Campaigns
Foreign citizens can now be deployed in Russia’s military operations abroad, according to a new decree signed by President Vladimir Putin
Russian Science in Crisis, Says New Academy of Sciences Chief
Russian science is in a crisis state, according to the new head of the country’s Academy of Sciences
Former Russian Finance Minister Slams Military Spending
Russia’s excessive military spending has left the fields of infrastructure, health, science and education largely underdeveloped.
Former Finance Minister Slams Military Spending
Russia’s excessive military spending has left the fields of infrastructure, health, science and education largely underdeveloped.