Watch out Nashville! These seven, hypertalented young musicians from Obninsk are set to take the American country music world by storm.
The potato, a beloved staple at the Russian table, was first met in Russia with riots and superstition.
In Holland, land is expensive and hard to come by. So Steven Lawtiens headed East, to grow potatoes in Russia.
So what is this year's best vodka? Here's what 125 Russophiles at our Third Annual International Vodka Taste-Off concluded.
Alexander Chyorny is a poet often hidden by the shadow of Pushkin and other "greats." Yet his work deserves much more attention.
One hundred years ago, ground was broken for Moscow's Hotel National, a veritable institution with an incomparable view of the Kremlin.
It has been said that a successful invasion is the one that goes unnoticed until it is too late to resist. The Russian Invasion of America is in full swing.
Readers comment and correct.
The latest from the travel front.
All the news that fits from all across Russia.
Events and anniversaries coinciding with September and October.
For everything there is a season. And it's time to harvest some garden/dacha-related idioms.
Kartofelnaya zapekanka, a baked casserole with potatoes, onions and mushrooms, is the dish of choice for this issue's recipe page, which is part of our annual Russian Flavors section, focusing this year on potatoes.
Founded on bloodshed, a crossroads for exiles and a crucible of the Civil War, this Siberian city is now a model of diversity and perserverence.
The title says it all. Beer is making a comeback in Russia, and one can hope that vodka consumption will take a hit.
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