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The COVID Wardrobe

NewsBy Павел Федоров March 23, 2021

Number of confirmed cases of infection with the virus 2019-nCoV. Data for February 3

another, NewsBy Павел Федоров February 3, 2020

Distribution of a new coronavirus from China National Health Commission of the People’s Republic China World Health Organization Ministry of Health of Republic of Korea Ministry of Health Singapore

“Dream Island” Moscow

NewsBy Павел Федоров July 3, 2019

About project Unique composition of facilities Land plot area: 100 ha Total area of the covered part: more than 300,000 sq. m Landscape park: 44 ha Indoor theme amusement park Multifunctional concert hall: 3,500 seats Multiplex for 17 halls Embankment with promenade: 2 km long Hotel 4* including 410 rooms Children’s yacht school Parking for…

St. Petersburg Cultural Getaway

NewsBy admin January 17, 2019

If you’re looking for a weekend getaway, how about heading north? The arts season is in full swing and the snowy canals and squares are magnificent.

Moscow Hosts First Show of Kahlo and Rivera

NewsBy admin January 17, 2019

Step out of the cold into the bright colors of Mexico at this much-anticipated retrospective of Kahlo and Rivera.

Ready to Take the Plunge? Here Are 5 Tips for Surviving Epiphany in Russia

NewsBy admin January 16, 2019

This weekend, tens of thousands of Russians will plunge into freezing rivers and lakes to celebrate the feast of the Epiphany.

Pessimism Sweeps Russia (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin January 14, 2019

The situation is somewhat more complicated than the ruled losing faith in their rulers. Russia’s rulers also seem to be losing faith in themselves.

Mikhail Larionov: A Master Comes Home

NewsBy admin January 14, 2019

Step out of the snow and darkness of a Moscow winter and into the light, color and movement of Mikhail Larionov’s works

The Vladivostok Phenomenon: Should Russia Eliminate Visa Requirements for Chinese Tourists? (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin January 14, 2019

In the long run, Russia may lift the visa regime with China. But several issues stand in the way.

Magnitogorsk Explosion Touches Russia’s Raw Spots (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin January 13, 2019

The mood in Russia seems to be turning inward toward domestic issues.

Is Russian Negligence More of a Threat Than Terrorism? (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin January 10, 2019

In the wake of another tragedy, it’s worth asking what Russians themselves can do to prevent the next one.

Catastrophes, Geopolitical and Otherwise

NewsBy admin January 10, 2019

What did Vladimir Putin mean about that geopolitical catastrophe? It’s still being argued over 14 years later.

Lucky Lentils For a Prosperous New Year

NewsBy admin January 10, 2019

Russians let you start the new year again this weekend. And here’s the lucky dish to celebrate with.

The Perils of Overestimating Putin (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin January 10, 2019

The West’s worries over where Putin will strike next is playing right into his hands.

‘Freedom Exists’ in Yekaterinburg

NewsBy admin January 9, 2019

The Yeltsin Center is holding a comprehensive show of works by the non-conformist artist Erik Bulatov.

A Capital of Culture

NewsBy admin January 9, 2019

Back to basics — now that tickets sales and crowds are back to normal, it’s time to get some high culture.

‘Ayka’ Is Still In the Running for an Oscar

NewsBy admin January 8, 2019

Another Russian-language film is in the news — this one an Oscar contender.

A Russian Film Premieres on YouTube

NewsBy admin January 8, 2019

These days the place to see a popular new Russian film is at home on your computer.

Germany Wobbles on Nord Stream Pipeline as Putin Tensions Mount

NewsBy admin January 7, 2019

Nord Stream 2 faces growing skepticism among German officials who had previously defended it against criticism from Trump and some EU allies.

Putin’s Retirement Plan Depends on Belarus (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin January 7, 2019

To retain power, he is positioning himself as the leader of a closer union between Russia and its dependent neighbor.

Get Out of Town

NewsBy admin January 3, 2019

Tired of the capital’s hum? Head out of town for the day or weekend.

Paul Whelan’s Arrest in Russia Brings Civilians Back Into the Crosshairs (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin January 3, 2019

Whether or not the former U.S. marine was a spy, a new and chilling tactic could pose a threat to bystanders.

Moscow’s Best English Language Bookstores

NewsBy admin January 2, 2019

If you have been searching far and wide for English language books, look no further! Here are a few stores where you will find all of your favorite titles.

Santa and an Elf Tightrope Walk Over Moscow

NewsBy admin January 2, 2019

Eyewitnesses spotted the daredevils walking the tightrope on Tverskaya Ulitsa this weekend.

Get Outside

NewsBy admin January 1, 2019

Now that your New Year’s hangover is over and you’ve eaten your weight in salad Olivier — it’s the perfect time to head outdoors.

A New Year’s Eve Trip Around Russia — and Into 2019

NewsBy admin December 31, 2018

The celebrations reach Moscow some nine hours after the Far East first rings in the New Year.

Shock the Guests on New Year’s Eve

NewsBy admin December 30, 2018

Still cooking, chopping and fighting over the New Year’s menu? Try something old with a new twist.

What To Do With the Kids Over the Vacation?

NewsBy admin December 27, 2018

The winter vacation is all about the kids.

Happy New Year From Your Leader

NewsBy admin December 27, 2018

What will you be doing at 11:55 p.m. on Dec. 31 in Russia? Listening to the presidential address, of course!

On Stage Over the Holidays

NewsBy admin December 27, 2018

If you think you’re going to relax over the holidays, think again!

Europe Should Woo Russia When Putin’s Gone (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 27, 2018

Whenever and however Putin may leave, any successor will need to revise Russia’s geopolitical choice.

#ChristmasInMoscow

NewsBy admin December 26, 2018

Looking for the best spots for your holiday in Moscow photos? Count on us! We found them for you.

The Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Moscow

NewsBy admin December 25, 2018

Here are our suggestions for the best vegetarian spots in town.

What to Expect From 2019

NewsBy admin December 25, 2018

In 2019, the Russian economy is expected to grow by 1.5 percent, with a slight increase in oil prices.

Heroes of the Fatherland: Killing Here, Hacking There

NewsBy admin December 24, 2018

Diminished and demeaned, Putin has no incentive to reel in his spooks.

Vatican Museums Host Rare Show of Russian Art

NewsBy admin December 24, 2018

A ground-breaking exhibition of Russian spirituality on display at the Vatican Museums for the holiday season.

The Joy of Giving

NewsBy admin December 24, 2018

Spend a few fun hours remembering the real joy of the season — helping our community.

Holiday Shopping

NewsBy admin December 23, 2018

From wrapping paper and tinsel to unique gifts for family and friends: there are so many wonderful holiday shopping options to discover in Moscow.

Russian Words of the Dreary Year

NewsBy admin December 23, 2018

Want to know what words and expressions a panel of linguists chose as Russian words of the year? Pour a stiff one before reading.

The Rasps of Putin’s Political Machine (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 23, 2018

The Kremlin’s finely tuned gears are rusting over.

Putin Had a Bad 2018; Next Year Will Be Worse (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 20, 2018

Without the emotional highs of re-election and a major sporting event, Putin will face a hard struggle against a completely alienated West next year.

The Glass Is Half Full (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 19, 2018

We should fully reject the concept of Western, or liberal, universalism in favor of developmental pluralism.

U.S. To Lift Sanctions From Aluminum Giant Rusal

NewsBy admin December 19, 2018

In April, the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on Deripaska, Rusal, En+ and other companies in which he owns stakes, citing “malign activities” by Russia.

Ring in the Year of the Yellow Earth Pig

NewsBy admin December 18, 2018

How to welcome the new year the Russian, er, Chinese, er, Russian way.

Begin Your ‘Journey to Christmas’

NewsBy admin December 18, 2018

Put on your mittens and wool socks and start enjoying Moscow’s holiday extravaganza.

Trust Is Key to Repairing Ties With Russia (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 18, 2018

Russia should show it can be a responsible member of the international community.

Yes, Russia Abused Facebook, But Did It Work? (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 18, 2018

It’s still unclear whether the Russian influence campaign worked as intended.

Moscow Lights Up for Christmas 2018, in Photos

NewsBy admin December 17, 2018

As Russia gets ready for Christmas and New Year’s both Orthodox and otherwise, the capital lights up with stunning displays of lights, color, fun and food. Here’s a look around Moscow!

Holiday Dazzler

NewsBy admin December 17, 2018

Looking for a Russian-inspired party dazzler that’s easy to make? Look no further.

If Russia Chooses a Different Course, The U.K. Will Respond in Kind (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 16, 2018

It will take a long time to build the kind of relationship we want with Russia and it will be difficult.

Moscow’s Frozen Monuments, in Photos

NewsBy admin December 13, 2018

Moscow doesn’t spare anyone or anything from its harsh winters. Here’s a look at some of our favorite statues as the snow comes down.

Russian Rappers Are Giving Up on Putin (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 13, 2018

Putin never thought he’d have a problem with Russia’s youth culture.

MH17: In Search of Justice (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 13, 2018

Russia’s denials and obfuscation show a lack of respect for the victims’ relatives.

How To Dress Your Russian Holiday Tree

NewsBy admin December 13, 2018

A Russian primer on holiday tree decoration from an expert. No, really.

A Final Speech by Lyudmila Alexeyeva

NewsBy admin December 13, 2018

“Appeal to values, historical experience and common sense.”

Painter Isaac Levitan and the Big Screen

NewsBy admin December 11, 2018

Go to the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center to see familiar landscape paintings – and the landscapes themselves – in a totally new way.

The Yellow Vests Aren’t Imported from Russia (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 10, 2018

Faced with a version of the Yellow Vests, any nation’s elite must look inward.

On Its 25th Birthday, Russia’s Constitution Is Still Worth Defending (Op-ed)

NewsBy admin December 10, 2018

But if we want to return to the democratic path declared during perestroika, our constitution will need an overhaul.

Bulgari in the Kremlin: Jewels in a Jewel Box

NewsBy admin December 10, 2018

Don’t miss this unique exhibit of more than 500 pieces of jewelry by Bulgari.

Remembering Lyudmila Alexeyeva, the Matriarch of Russia’s Human Rights Movement (Оp-ed)

NewsBy admin December 10, 2018

To honor her, we should do our part to make the world a better place.