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12.01.2010, 08:22
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A Russian couple could not become biological parents – but with 28 adoptive kids they do feel happy. And, more importantly, the children feel loved and cared for.
08.06.2009, 09:43
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Coming face to face with a crocodile may seem a scary prospect for most people, but not for one four-year-old Russian girl from St. Petersburg, who is surprising everyone with her exotic friendships.
10.06.2009, 18:09
Two children missing in Russia’s northwestern Republic of Komi are feared to have been murdered, but a large-scale search operation continues regardless.
24.04.2009, 10:16
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A family in Samara, a city on the bank of the Volga River, has tackled Russia's demographic problem on their own.
07.01.2010, 07:07
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Being blind from birth has not stopped gifted Sasha Ryzhikov, a young teenager from Siberia, from becoming an award-winning pianist.
11.05.2010, 21:37
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Tired with endless and pointless paperwork, Russian teachers have launched an online campaign against bureaucracy, inviting their colleagues to make their contribution to a database of “useless papers.”
23.01.2009, 10:22
The deaths of two runaway boys have brought accusations of negligence against the staff of a Moscow region children's home. One of the youngsters had frozen to death – the other died of hypothermia in hospital.
20.02.2009, 00:23
As the global financial crisis bites deeper, more and more Russians are relying on their creativity to make cash. Kids and the nightclub scene are providing some salvation.
28.02.2009, 09:44
‘Dolphin’ and ‘Viagra’ are not typical names, but they have been recognised by the Moscow registry office. However, authorities have refused to give a birth certificate to a boy whose name is simply a series of digits.
30.03.2009, 11:09
The smallest village in southwest Russia with a population just over a hundred has its own puppet theatre. But for locals, it’s first about surviving, then entertainment.
Published: 29 April, 2010, 10:49
Edited: 29 April, 2010, 16:01
A five-year-old boy has rescued his sister, who broke under ice covering a Siberian river. He grabbed her by the hood with his teeth and did not allow her sink for 30 minutes until help arrived.
This story reminds me of another heroic story of a Russian/Soviet soldier. During WWII, in one of the heavy fighting in Stalingrad, a private whose name I cannot remember [see doc Road to Stalingrad]Russian/Soviet solder crawled under a heavy enemy fire during bitter fighting in Stalingrad. His mission was to find where the communication wire was severed and restore it. At the very moment when he found where the wire was severed, he was mortally wounded. The soldier had the courage to use his teeth to connect the wire and the communication was restored. Russian has heroic people and a heroic history. What I want to know is why thousands of children from Siberia are allowed to be adopted in foreign countries? I am certain that there are many courageous future citizens of Russia among the tens of thousands of Russian children from Siberia who are adopted in foreign countries every year. End the adoption of Russian children in foreign countries and celebrate the heroic deeds of your children and future citizens.