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Monday, January 26, 2015

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Holocaust Survivor Continues to Struggle in Russia
Rebels Advance in Ukraine, Moscow Faces New Sanctions Threats

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The Ruble Is Plunging, But Are Russians Scared?2:17

Greek Election Wins Putin a Friend in Europe

The landmark victory of radical leftist party Syri

Pre-Revolutionary Names Making a Comeback in Russia

The most popular first names in Moscow over the pa

Foreigners Visiting Russia Required to Submit Detailed Travel Plans

Foreigners planning to travel to Russia will have 

Russian State Poll Shows Empathy for Hebdo Killers

Thirty-nine percent of Russians familiar with the 

Russian Debt Collectors Could Be Banned From Seizing Family Pets

Collectors may soon be prohibited from seizing the

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›› Holocaust Survivor Continues to Struggle in Russia
›› Russian Railways Boss Yakunin Sues New York Times
›› Greek Election Wins Putin a Friend in Europe
›› Nonconformist Art Pioneer Dies in St. Petersburg
›› Moscow 43rd of World's 50 Safest Cities
›› Rebels Advance in Ukraine, Moscow Faces New Sanctions Threats
›› Pre-Revolutionary Names Making a Comeback in Russia
›› Kremlin Supporters Call For Russia to Stand United Against 'National Traitors' 
›› Russian Police Raids Tatar TV Station in Crimea
›› Russian Debt Collectors Could Be Banned From Seizing Family Pets
›› U.S., Europe Threaten Russia With Costs as Violence Spirals in Ukraine
›› Last Free Member Russian Neo-Nazi Group 'Volkssturm' Gets 10 Years
›› Russia's Health Ministry Hopes Its Ebola Vaccine Will Be Ready by 2016
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Business

Moscow's New Offensive Against Street Kiosks to Strike Small Business

S&P Downgrades Russia's Sovereign Credit Rating to Junk

As Crisis Hits, Russians Build Vacation Homes

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Opinion

Russia Is Turning Into a Rogue State 
 By Alexander Golts

Putin's System Is Built on Shaky Foundations

By Maxim TrudolyubovThe political regime in Russia is a true 

Ukraine Crisis More Dangerous Than Cold War

By Igor IvanovSince the crisis in Ukraine began, many 
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Beyond Moscow

Rostov

Rostov

Modern-day Rostov is a small and quiet touristy town in the central Yaroslavl region, with several main streets dominated by two-story buildings. It is situated about 200 kilometers from Moscow, on th
Sergiyev Posad

Sergiyev Posad

The ancient town of Sergiyev Posad just outside Moscow is one of the pearls of the Golden Ring of historic towns surrounding the capital. Located about 70 kilometers from Moscow, the town is dominated
Batumi

Batumi

Since Abkhazia's secession from Georgia, the Black Sea town of Batumi, a stone's throw from the Turkish border, can claim the title of the country's westernmost city, both in terms of geography and at
Tiraspol

Tiraspol

The stuffy minibus carrying passengers from the Moldovan capital, Chisinau, cranks to a halt at the border with the self-proclaimed Transdnestr republic. A throng of Russians, Moldovans and Ukrainians
Myshkin

Myshkin

While Rome might have been saved by geese, this tiny town in the central Yaroslavl region owes its fame and prosperity to a small mouse. The place name Myshkin is derived from "myshka" — the Russian w
Saratov

Saratov

Nineteenth-century writer Alexander Griboedov immortalized Saratov with a single line in his comedy, "The Woes of Wit." One of the main characters, Famusov, pronounced this curse on his daughter - and
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