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05.10.2007, 09:50
Matryoshkas instead of traditional crystal statuettes, presenters dressed as Russian fairy tale characters, and a couple of spicy scandals on stage. These were the trappings for the fourth MTV Russia Music Awards ceremony held in Moscow.
08.08.2008, 05:48
Moscow's mayor has ordered outdoor artists and souvenir vendors off of the Arbat promenade to make way for an antique book market. It is part of Yuri Luzhkov's plan to restore the historic street to its former glory as a literary haven.
16.10.2008, 05:23
Who would Russians like to see in the White House? RT has been asking this question to people on the streets of Moscow and it turns out that Democrat Barack Obama is a big hit in Russia, but Republican presidential hopeful John McCain has some fans as wel
Published: 21 November, 2008, 22:16
Edited: 16 August, 2010, 19:30
Traditional Russian dolls dressed by popular fashion designers have gone on display in Moscow. The 31 dolls, known as Matryoshkas, had previously been auctioned for more than 700,000 euros to raise money for charity. The event drew hundreds of fashion lov
