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5th Forum of Association of Universities of Russia and Belarus held in Moscow1
24.01.2024 Representatives of leading universities, scientific organizations, and ministries are taking part in it.
5th Forum of Association of Universities of Russia and Belarus held in Moscow
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Orthodox Epiphany Day united Russians and foreigners2
22.01.2024 Believers plunged into ice holes in Russia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Ukraine.
Orthodox Epiphany Day united Russians and foreigners
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Holocaust Remembrance Week kicks off in Russia3
18.01.2024 About six million Jews became victims of the Holocaust.
Holocaust Remembrance Week kicks off in Russia
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Program of Years of Culture of Russia and China kicks off in Amur region4
17.01.2024 More than 200 people arrived from China to show their skills to their Russian peers.
Program of Years of Culture of Russia and China kicks off in Amur region
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Russian language teachers met at congress in Belgrade5
16.01.2024 Specialists from Belgrade, Novi Sad, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sofia, Prague, Skopje took part in the event.
Russian language teachers met at congress in Belgrade
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Italian entrepreneur Marco Maggi's book, "Russian to the Bone," is now accessible for purchase in Italy and is scheduled for release in Russia in the upcoming months. In the book, Marco recounts his personal odyssey, narrating each stage of his life as a foreigner in Russia—starting from the initial fascination to the process of cultural assimilation, venturing into business, fostering authentic friendships, and ultimately, reaching a deep sense of identifying as a Russian at his very core.
Mikhail Kalatozov, a director who transformed the world of cinematography in many ways, was born 120 years ago. He was a Soviet film official and a propagandist. Above all, he was capable of producing movies that struck viewers with their power and poetic language.
Ukrainian authorities have launched a persecution campaign against the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC), the biggest one in the country's modern history. Over the past year, state sanctions were imposed on clergy representatives, searches were conducted in churches, clergymen were arrested, criminal cases were initiated, the activity of the UOC was banned in various regions of the country, and monasteries and churches were seized.
When Nektary Kotlyaroff, a fourth-generation Russian Australian and founder of the Russian Orthodox Choir in Sydney, first visited Russia, the first person he spoke to was a cab driver at the airport. Having heard that Nektariy's ancestors left Russia more than 100 years ago, the driver was astonished, "How come you haven't forgotten the Russian language?" Nektary Kotlyaroff repeated his answer in an interview with the Russkiy Mir. His affinity to the Orthodox Church (many of his ancestors and relatives were priests) and the traditions of a large Russian family brought from Russia helped him to preserve the Russian language.
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