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Official caught poaching after deadly chopper crashA new poaching scandal has hit the ex-head of the Altai Republic who has allegedly been spotted hunting for protected moose in a national park. |
25.05.2012 22:23
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Right for business: New prosecutor to protect Russian entrepreneursA specific post for a prosecutor safeguarding the rights of entrepreneurs has been created in Russia. |
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‘Protests in Moscow will carry on’ – expatMoscow's expats speak up about the Occupy Russia movement, its success and prospects. |
Double vision cocktail, Russian styleRT’s mixologist has come up with a cocktail designed especially for the forthcoming Eurovision Song Contest. |
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Russia eliminates red tape for foreign graduatesDoing a post-grad at a Russian university has become easier for students from abroad. In an effort to attract more brain-power, the country has top unis candidates. |
Bolshaya Ordynka – open-air museum with architectural gemsA piece of ancient history in the heart of Moscow, Bolshaya Ordynka is one of the oldest streets in the capital’s historic center. |
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Rare chance to witness Venus traverse solar diskMuscovites will soon get the chance to witness a rare celestial phenomenon. |
Depths of history: Soviet WWII sub found at Baltic Sea bottomA World War II-era Soviet submarine has been found on the bottom of the Tallinn Bay by an Estonian hydrographical ship. |
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Job and the city: Muscovites to elect their mayorsA draft law being considered by the city government is part of a nationwide reform to reinstate elections for regional leaders. |
24.05.2012 21:41
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Nuclear-proof cradles to save VIP babies from apocalypseMore than 100 capsule cradles aimed at protecting officials' babies from a nuclear blast and chemical or biological attack have been ordered by Russia’s security service. |
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24.05.2012 13:06
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Football beyond politics: Russia stick to Euro 2012 HQDespite an alleged threat of anti-Russian rallies, the national football squad have no intention of changing their Euro 2012 headquarters in the Polish capital. |
24.05.2012 00:03
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High-tech fashion: Russian pedestrians to wear reflector bracelets at nightRussian citizens may soon have less choice in the way they dress when going out at night, as the road police want everyone to wear reflector bracelets. |
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A work of art, in a meal: RT’s restaurant reviewFrom a restaurant full of artifacts to the best of Moscow’s Italian and French cuisine options, RT guides you through the capital’s most interesting eateries. |
Russian roots of an iconic Chevrolet designerAs Muscovites are hurrying to see a new exhibition dedicated to Zora Arkus-Duntov, designer of the Chevrolet Corvette, RT spoke to the star’s biographer, Gerald Barton. |
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Veal cutlet – a cut above the restOne of Moscow's top expat chefs has taught RT how to make one of his favorite dishes. Get your pen and paper ready! |
Four men go on trial over race riot outside KremlinFour more men will go on trial for organizing mass riots in central Moscow that injured 32 people. |
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Moscow chooses sites for protests' 'speaker's corner'City Hall has drawn up a shortlist of four places in Central Moscow that could host protests in future. |
US Embassy urges Russia to avoid scandal over orphan’s deathThe US Embassy in Moscow is trying to prevent a new adoption scandal, following the death of a nine-year-old Russian orphan in Nebraska. |
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Expat helps Russians with disabilities stay stylishTobias Reisner told RT what inspired him to adapt high fashion to people with disabilities. |
Moscow to open administrative dialogue to locals and expatsMuscovites, including expats, could soon be given the chance to have their say in how the Russian capital is run. |



















