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Ancient treasure found near Kremlin An archaeologist conducting excavations in the Kitai-gorod district of Moscow just outside the Kremlin has found an ancient treasure of rare coins, a glass bracelet, and a 12th century icon.

It's a man's world... no more The feminisation of species has scientists worried. A recent report shows that fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals are giving birth to mostly female offspring, with males fading out from the scene almost...

How many people live in Russia? The population census planned for autumn 2010 aims at gaining a full picture on demographic, economic, family and housing conditions of Russians. But Russians seem to be irritated with the growing interest of the state...

‘Boots throwing syndrome’ hits journalists worldwide The echo of the Iraqi journalist’s scandalous ‘shoe attack’ on President George Bush has reached the Ukrainian city of Odessa, where a journalist has done the same to one of the Ukraine-NATO Coordination Council leaders.

RT's Horoscope for '09. What's with Pluto? Michael Lutin was the astrologist at Vanity Fair for 25 years. The world famous astrologist has lectured all over the world and published three books. Mr. Lutin graced RT with his own predictions for 2009. Find out...

Kremlin chooses New Year's tree Russia's premier New Year's tree has been felled on Friday in one of the most ecologically pure woods in the Moscow region.

Mysterious dark energy helps universe expand The latest scientific research has shown that so-called ‘dark energy’ is responsible for preventing galaxy clusters from getting too big. It may also be responsible for the expansion of the universe.

Moscow imports Siberian snow Muscovites dreaming of a White Christmas are being shattered as the Russian capital is experiencing its warmest winter ever. The city has now been forced to import snow from Siberia.

Historic Indian tradition given a new twist It's a tradition that goes back centuries, but arranged marriages are undergoing something of a change in India. In the past, finding an appropriate life partner was down to the family. But now, companies are cashing in.

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Written in the Stars and Stripes At a time of global economic turmoil, most people are looking to their governments for the answers. But some seem sure the future is written in the stars and are seeking celestial guidance in these tough times.

Miss World 2008 welcomed home The winner of this year's Miss World – Russia’s Ksenia Sukhinova – has arrived in Moscow. Crowds gathered at the capital's Domodedovo airport to welcome back the Siberian beauty.

Adolf Hitler denied birthday cake Parents of a thee-year-old boy are demanding more tolerance after a supermarket in New Jersey refused to put their son’s full name on a his birthday cake. Why? Because the boy’s name is no less than Adolf Hitler...

Synthetic snow in Moscow? Origins of the light snow which has been falling in Moscow over the last week may not be natural. According to Alexey Lyahov, head of Moscow’s hydro meteorological centre, it was formed as a result of the activities of i

Dinosaur named after Russian palaeontologist Remains of a previously unknown species of dinosaur found in Yakutia in Russian Far East have been named after Russian palaeontologist Pyotr Kolosov.

X-Mas Tree 'arrested' in Moldova Police have “arrested” a Christmas tree in Chisinau. It is the latest development in the on-going Christmas tree war between City Authorities and the Moldovan government.

Affordable cure for cancer on its way A laboratory in Russia says it has built a proton accelerator for treating cancer victims that is 10 times cheaper then any similar device. It may provide salvation for millions of oncology patients around the world.

Tangerine New Year dream With the New Year only two weeks away, Russia is preparing for the festive season with relish. Alongside fir-trees and champagne, tangerines are a ‘must have’ at festive tables in all Russian homes.

Baikal may hold secret to oil origins An expedition of deep submergence vehicles, or Mir, could help researchers understand the mechanisms of oil formation.

DNA Reveals Spain’s Hidden History DNA tests have proved there were mass conversions of faith in Spain over six centuries ago, and that the country now has a prevalent Jewish and Muslim mix.

Satellite to explore Sun’s secrets A Russian newcomer is to join other Sun-observing satellites in the orbit soon. The latest technology should show scientists the Sun they’ve never known.

No life for a beauty queen Miss World 2008 Siberian beauty Ksenia Sukhinova has no time for studies and private life. However, a professional model’s career may give her more opportunities in life.

Siberian beauty crowned Miss World Ksenia Sukhinova from Siberia has been crowned the new Miss World in a glamorous show in Johannesburg, South Africa. The 21-year-old student from the Tyumen region beat 109 rivals.

KHL: that baby sure can run Life's such a funny picture You ask - Russian FM answers Oh, that charming Sophie and her questions.

Tsar-Valenok: Join in painting the world’s largest winter footwear! Anyone who goes along to Moscow’s ‘Russian Winter’ crafts festival can have a hand in decorating a new world record creation – a giant two-metre-high felt boot – known in Russian as a...

Moscow's prettiest strut their stuff This year's Miss Moscow pageant featured 32 beauties from the Russian capital. RT sent a camera crew, and they came away with some mouth-watering pictures.

Perestroika-born: Russia’s constitution marks 15th birthday Russia is celebrating the fifteenth anniversary of the country's constitution. Following a bitter stand-off between President Boris Yeltsin and parliament it was approved by the people in a referendum on December 12,...

Chinese told to drop their pyjamas Shanghai officials are calling for residents to drop their longstanding habit of hanging around the city streets in pyjamas.

Space auction fails to take off An auction of valuable Soviet space memorabilia has been cancelled in New York after Sotheby’s was unable to attract serious buyers. The move dashes hopes that rare documents relating to the golden age of space...

Easter eggs for Christmas … only in India With Christmas and the New Year fast approaching, Easter Eggs are probably the last thing on your mind. But things are different in India. Legendary works by Carl Faberge are in New Delhi for the first time as part of...

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