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A village in Bashkortostan has opened a new gazebo as a gathering place for the community, and photos certainly make it look welcoming.
Sometimes the most incredible things can be hidden in plain sight. In this case, a main thoroughfare in the capital.
Pressure on independent journalism, champagne importers, and some Olympics and architectural news.
In this week's Odder News: raccoon rescue, low light, and cats, both homeless and elite.
On the architectural heritage of Moscow that is being lost, bit by bit, though not without some resistance by dedicated scientists and activists.
One person’s problem becomes another person’s easel. An artist takes on his city’s sidewalk problems with a bit of porcelain creativity. One person can make a difference.
A determined artist, photographer, and activist takes on the restoration of some wooden homes in a village just outside of Samara. In the process, she learns much about angle grinders, her fellow Russians, and, of course, herself.
Historic wooden buildings in Tomsk are under threat.
One of our favorite spots in Moscow is a surreal blend of theme park, museum, and Stalinist kitsch.
This week, education is worth fighting for; corrupt officials go for all-or-nothing; and Lenin's mausoleum makeover is cancelled.
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