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03.08.2010, 20:21
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Moscow teenagers have invented a new way to get adrenaline rush – train surfing.
13.09.2010, 22:07
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After seven years of heated debates, Moscow authorities have at last come up with a draft law on keeping pets.
02.02.2010, 19:40
Moscow is hosting the Russian Challenge Cross Country ski competition, but this time round all the physical exertion is for charity.
01.02.2010, 20:24
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Russia's population increased last year to 142 million - its first growth in a decade and a half. But according to a recent UN report, it could shrink by 20% before 2050.
08.12.2009, 22:54
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DJ Stan previously spun the tunes at the Playboy Mansion, and has even worked with Madonna and Moby, but he's chosen to settle with his family in Moscow and even has designs on starting a new generation of Muscovite DJs.
23.01.2010, 07:45
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Russia is pushing for the integrated education of special needs children following the UN convention on the rights of people with disabilities.
05.05.2010, 22:29
A British photographer has recorded the gamut of feelings and emotions written on the faces of Russian war veterans.
28.09.2010, 20:25
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Carole Pompon is French, but loves the Russian countryside so much that she set up an eco-friendly "hotel farm" in the village of Svetlitsy.
18.07.2009, 10:50
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She had to fight for survival in the wild just minutes after being born. The baby girl was abandoned by her mother in the harsh conditions of a Russian forest for 12 hours until she was found by a stranger.
13.02.2010, 08:58
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A Moscow woman is attempting to continue the legacy of her dead son by producing grandchildren he will never see. But Russia’s surrogacy law, known as most liberal in Europe, is placing obstacles in the way.
Published: 24 August, 2010, 20:16
Denise Rosa has been living in Russia for twenty years. Together with her friends, she formed an NGO to help change the lives of people living with disabilities.
This is death. If your family/ village doesn't want you/ have a remedial job for you to do, you're just waiting to be a martyr without a clear system or understood place. You should know. I have a minor disability, and it has been used to drag me to the worst ends. This is how it begins and ends... Someone shows me their good heart to help their own or save themselves. So, someone who is average or braindead gets ahead, and I carry the baggage. My only actual disability was a slight language delay because I was near deaf until I was four, but once you have one in the wrong environment, you have them all unless you can pay them away. Yes, I am the bad apple, and I'm going to rot away. No, that guy isn't retarded, he's a creative genius at blowing bubbles. And Sally Sue doesn't have a 101 IQ, no, she has a processing disorder. And Billy's dad didn't tell him the answers to the IQ test, no, he's just bored. And Jane didn't take the ACT 50 times, no, she's a bad test taker. Sum of all parts. I've fried for the last time. Life can't be like a rainbow unless you've got a pot of gold.