Russian President Vladimir Putin used his annual televised New Year's address to rally his troops fighting in Ukraine, saying ...
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For Russia’s wartime diaspora, New Year’s traditions become a tether to home
Ahead of New Year’s Eve, the biggest holiday in Russia, Sergei, 30, a Russian IT specialist based in Romania, said he would try to watch “The Irony of Fate,” the 1975 romantic comedy that is a New ...
Marking the fifth wartime New Year since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin used his December 31 speech to reaffirm wartime unity and a readiness to continue ...
If 2025 was the year artificial intelligence took off, will 2026 be the year AI takes over? Yes, if you’re editorial ...
After Communist leaders suppressed religious holidays, Dec. 31 became a catchall secular holiday — with a New Year’s tree, a blue-robed Santa Claus and giant, colorful parties.
MOSCOW, December 17. /TASS/. The mortality rate in Russia increases by 24% during the New Year holidays, Rafael Shavaliev, head of the Department of Medical Care for Children, Maternity Services, and ...
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