Sunday | The China Post
Grande dame of Russia museums still strong at 91
She has led Moscow's renowned Pushkin Museum for more than half a century, helped Russians discover the art of her friend Marc Chagall and battled to bring late impressionist art out of the vaults and into public view.
Sunday | Russia Beyond the Headlines
Stalin-era documents published online
More than 100,000 digitized copies of documents from the Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History have made available to the public on an official Soviet-era documents website, including many from the Stalin era.
Stalin's personal archives exposed
About 100,000 documents from the archives of Joseph Stalin and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union became available to the general public.
New textbooks on Russian history to revise 30 issues
The authors of the concept of the joint textbook on the history of Russia intend to give teachers explanations on more than 30 controversial issues.
Tavish Scott: A tribute to our fallen war heroes
This week, an exhibition opened at the National War Museum in Edinburgh Castle on how the allies supported the Soviet Union in the Second World War through Arctic convoys to the north Russian ports of Archangel and Murmansk.
Russians' love for vodka has a long history. Legend holds that vodka arrived in Moscow in the 14th century, brought by Genovese merchants to Prince Dmitry Ivanovich.
Russians dub Brezhnev best national leader in 20th century - poll
Leonid Brezhnev, the Soviet leader of 1964-1982, is the most popular in Russia, Levada Center said.
Dewey: Stalin's Propagandist, the World's Teacher
Joseph Stalin had been General Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party for six years in 1928, when John Dewey, "the father of modern education," toured Russia with a group of educators.