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Cats and bears are (arguably) Russia's two favorite national animals. What would happen if the two animals were to come head to head? Apparently, not much.
A Russian zoo will open its very first exhibit to allow the observation of hibernating bears, but will it allow the bears to get some good shut-eye?
Everyone is excited for the long-awaited Games this summer, especially the Russian Olympic Committee, who is taking the opportunity to reintroduce us to their two new(-ish) Olympic mascots.
In America, people go to country clubs to escape from the drudgery they bear. In Russia, bears escape from country clubs.
14 members of Russia’s flora and fauna community that should be known to any self-respecting Russophile.
This week, we bring you three animal stories: wholesome, funny, and one with a twist.
How true-to-life is a favorite Soviet movie, and what does it tell us about the Caucasus?
Russians practice their rights: heated debate, voting in North Korea, and not getting any more survey calls.
A polar bear travels the world, a historian serves up the Rhyme of Troubles, the Kremlin gets a new alien, and Presidents Putin and Trump get along by the skin of their teeth.
Victory Day, marking the 71st anniversary of the end of WWII, was celebrated this Monday. Here are the ups, downs, and nonsequiturs of the occasion.
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