September 15, 2021 I'm Not Dead Yet! It seems that vampires aren't the only creatures who choose to sleep in coffins; drunk Russians do, too. Humor News
September 11, 2021 Don't Forget Your Flowers and Bows Last week, Russian children gathered for the Day of Knowledge on September 1. It is quite the spectacle. Children Holidays News
September 04, 2021 Russia's Olympic Bid Russia is hoping to host the Olympics for the third time – in 2036. News Sports St. Petersburg
August 28, 2021 Russia Turns Thirty Thirty years ago this week, Russia became an independent country... again. History Military Moscow News
August 26, 2021 Little Wanderers, Watery Kasha, and Flower Bouquets In this week's Odder News, kids expect glamping and instead get camping, a missing baby is found after days of wandering, and a bouquet of flowers drives the internet wild. Animals Children News
August 17, 2021 Wild Weather and Wildfires Subarctic summer Siberia is hosting snow and wildfires at the same time. Environment Geography News Regions
August 14, 2021 Not-Russia's Final Medal Tally Not-Russia took home more Olympic medals than it thought it would, placing third in the overall medal count race. Int'l Relations News Sports
July 17, 2021 Russians Play Crucial Role in NHL Championship The Tampa Bay Lightning just won the NHL championship, and there were definitely Russians involved. News Russians Abroad Sports
April 28, 2021 Russia's Days Off “Russian means rested." – Twitter user @zhenya_indigo appreciated a surprise long holiday for the first ten days of May in the Russian Federation. Earlier in the week, Russian President Vladimir Putin approved the request of Anna Popova, the head of Rospotrebnadzor, when she proposed consecutive days of holiday for Russia’s citizens. In addition to Labor Day on May 1 and Victory Day on May 9, the population will have the fourth through the seventh to rest. “If you think that it is necessary, well, we will do so,” Putin said in response to the proposal. History Holidays News
March 19, 2021 Coming Up Roses After one year of pandemic, Russia's economy is looking dandy while others are on the verge of collapse. Or so says new research. Economy Int'l Relations News
March 04, 2021 Poisonous Furniture, Rugs, and Rail Carts In this week's Odder News, report yourself to the police for easy snow removal, watch out for poison in your sofa, and don't forget to wipe your feet on the rug on the way in. Int'l Relations News Transportation
March 01, 2021 News Notes News and readings of note from all around Russia. Cities & Towns Culture News
