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12.07.2010, 20:07
Largely referred to as “Russian cola,” kvas has been the country's summer drink of choice for many years.
22.03.2010, 20:03
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Russian handcrafts are known and appreciated all over the world for their rich décor and exquisite materials. Learn more about tender shawls, hand-painted boxes and unique porcelain with RT.
16.08.2010, 19:47
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The wooden doll with a surprise filling, Matryoshka is one of the few Russian words that every foreigner recognizes. However, there are still many things about it that remain a secret, even in the doll’s motherland.
26.09.2011, 21:04
Pastimes famous for coming from abroad are becoming increasingly popular among Russians.
20.04.2010, 21:00
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Expat Bruno Niver, a French poet, artist, calligrapher, actor, and singer, invites RT to his presentation in one of Moscow’s bookstores.
21.12.2009, 21:13
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She warms children’s hearts with her beauty and kindness. As the New Year approaches, Snegurochka, the enchanting Russian Snow Maiden, is lending a helping hand to Father Frost in bringing a fairytale to life.
15.03.2010, 21:01
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A world-known symbol of Russia, as well as a wild and exciting way of transportation, the troika continues to charm and challenge throughout the years.
06.09.2010, 19:53
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Garden mania has gripped Russia, with some 70 million people owning green space in the countryside and thousands keen on urban gardening.
11.10.2010, 20:02
A hunting dog, a guard dog or a companion dog – Russia’s native breeds seem to cater to all needs. RT invites you to get acquainted with the country’s most well known four-legged friends.
02.08.2010, 20:32
The Soviet Union fell apart almost two decades ago, but its sentiment is still strong in Russian culture.
Published: 18 October, 2010, 18:39
Edited: 20 October, 2010, 19:51
With the prospect of a long dark winter ahead, late autumn can be a season of gloom and depression. RT offers some tips on how to beat the seasonal blues.
Getting outside does make a huge difference, but for those that work inside light therapy is really effective. www.litebook.co.uk has loads of info about SAD and light therapy - I know its a UK site but the information on there is still useful for SAD sufferers anywhere.