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Only seven and a half months of live performance, but what riches under pressure. Opera Best of Year by David Nice

Close to 70 Estonian Defense Forces (EDF) reservists will soon be returning home after spending much of this month in Poland, tasked with installing razor wire on that country's border with Belarus, and also in deploying surveillance drones, ETV news show 'Aktuaalne kaamera' (AK) reported Saturday night.

Those who came into adulthood as the USSR collapsed around them 30 years ago recall a time of transition.

Every evening, Soviet army vehicles ploughed the white sand beaches at the shoreline of Soviet Lithuania, on the western border of the USSR. Locals kn

Russian President Vladimir Putin raised eyebrows recently by claiming that during the period of economic instability following the collapse of the Soviet

A Russian vocational college teacher tried to survive for a month on his take-home pay of just under $200. He gave up after two weeks, highlighting the fact that -- as prices rise -- base pay for teachers across the country remains far below the target set by President Vladimir Putin in 2012.

The average service life of a Soviet wall unit was 30 years, for a car 50 years, and for a carpet almost forever. But this longevity wasn’t just a matter of thrift. Soviet goods were more about quality than quantity.

The average service life of a Soviet wall unit was 30 years, for a car 50 years, and for a carpet almost forever. But this longevity wasn’t

A lieutenant in the Russian Aerospace Forces is up for a decoration after managing to land his transport without damage or injury to any of the crew or par

The European Union must give clearer messages to Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, on what would happen in the event of military escalation on Ukraine's borders, including with a sanctions package which would be put in place if that were to transpire, MEP Riho Terras (Isamaa) says.