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Let's take a trip to a nation that no longer exists! We've got an old hard-cover travel guide to lead the way. 

“They are different projects, but they have the same goal: to create a high-quality urban environment and new opportunities for recreation and sports close to home.”

– Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin, announcing plans to improve Moscow’s public spaces.

Sometimes the most incredible things can be hidden in plain sight. In this case, a main thoroughfare in the capital.

By mid-October of 1941, Moscow seemed on the verge of falling to the Nazis. German troops had reached the city’s edge, and there were rumors of fascist tanks closing in.

Thirty years ago this week, Russia became an independent country... again.

In this week's Odder News, a horse dung walking trail, a seal with a very proper name, and Mrs. Russia takes the stage.

In this week's Odder News, futuristic cities, unexpected parliamentary candidates, and the twisties.

In Moscow, a pair of legs with hot red stilettos on one end and a plush purple QR code at the other flounced down a Moscow street and into a restaurant.