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Articles by Anya Aseeva
Sochi Seeks to Exterminate Strays Before Olympics
Sochi residents are furious about a city tender for a company to make the streets safer ahead of next year's Winter Olympics through the "disposal" of...
Berezovsky to Be Buried in London
Late Russian businessman Boris Berezovsky will be buried in Gunnersbury Cemetery in London as soon as toxicology tests are completed, news reports said...
Supreme Court Requests Materials for Review of Khodorkovsky Case
The Supreme Court has ordered a review of the criminal case of Yukos CEO Mikhail Khodorkovsky and his business partner, Platon Lebedev, after a complaint...
Dmitrichenko Elected Chairman of Bolshoi's Trade Union, Replacing Filin
Bolshoi Theater artists recently elected Pavel Dmitrichenko, the dancer accused of ordering an attack on Bolshoi Ballet artistic director Sergei Filin...
Tolokonnikova Asks for Release on Parole
Jailed Pussy Riot band member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, who is serving a two-year term at a penal colony in Mordovia, has asked for an early release...
Ecofilm Festival is a Cup of Something Good
When Al Gore confronted the world in 2006 with "An Inconvenient Truth," he probably couldn't foresee that his message would energize filmmakers in the...
Black-and-White Photos Show that Green is Great
Photos taken in Russia and the CIS show that individual actions can make a difference in reducing carbon emissions in the world.
Dubrovka's Former Hostages Seek Justice 10 Years On
As Russia prepares to commemorate one of its darkest anniversaries — the Dubrovka Theater raid that claimed 130 lives — former hostages and their...