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Jonathan Fianu, Director of the CIS Division for Blue Sky Laboratories Ltd, a UK based investment club and start up incubator.
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Kay Hellwig, Regional director for the Urals airport operation and services.
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Evy Hua, studying international business and trade at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, often visits Russia.
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Peter Haagensen, analyst, intern, the Royal Danish Trade Office in Ekaterinburg
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Jennifer Eremeeva, American expatriate.
View ArticleExcursion To The Verknyaya Pyshma Military Museum
David D.: An amazing look at both pre- and post Soviet Union tanks and artillery and a WWII memorial.
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Alex Moser, the Executive Chef of Hyatt Regency Ekaterinburg - What I like about borsch, shashlik & kvas.
View ArticleTwelve Rules for Russian Roads
Want to take a road trip in Russia? You need to be prepared.
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Every fall expats from across the world move to new position in Russia. After a few weeks in country, what are their first impressions?
View ArticleThe Cost of Shoes
When I first arrived in Russia in 1993, everyone knew I was a foreigner thanks to my shoes - Ben Aris, Business New Europe.
View ArticleIf It's Cold, It Must Be Russia
When it's time to pull out the winter coat, my daughter, who can't decide if she's Russian or American, starts looking for her snow boots - Lara McCoy Roslof.
View ArticleColor Blind
One of the top fashion mistakes expats in Russia break is wearing a color other than black.
View ArticleChristmas Presents in Narnia (Russia)
Why Russians do their festive gift giving at New Year?
View ArticleAnd So, Is This Christmas?
The Christmas season in a Russian-American household is a marathon, not a sprint. It lasts from late December until January 13.
View ArticleToo Much of a New Year
According to common belief, what happens on New Year's Eve should somehow set the pattern for the rest of the year.
View ArticleHope Your New Year's Was Okay
Maybe the grass is always greener on the other side, but a former Moscow resident now back in the U.S. misses the honesty of Russians.
View ArticleDeeper Than Oil: Sh*talin, Lenin's Kittens and Soviet Fishcakes Heroes
When I first arrived in Russia, I used to wander round the city gazing at statues of people I failed to recognize. It felt good to make up identities for these Soviet heroes - Marс Bennetts.
View ArticleMusings of a Russophile: What Makes a Russian Tick?
Let's talk about the "third side of the Russian coin" even though it's often a conflict side.
View ArticleA Talk with Dmitry Medvedevs in Odnoklassniki.ru
It occurred to me that there must be other namesakes of Russian and Soviet leaders out there in the vast territory of the Russian Federation - Marс Bennetts.
View ArticleRussia: A Land of Walls and Windows
"I offer my own symbol for Russia: "The Wall and the Window" - Frederick Andresen.
View ArticleJustin's Hot Spots in Ekaterinburg - Traveler's Coffee
A weekly review of what's hot in Ekaterinburg, written especially for travelers.
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