The moon over Baikal glittered in different way, like you are looking at sable fur
Wildlife experts angry and sad after rare Amur tiger is fed by motorists
Rare Amur tigress is back to nature after a year at rehabilitation centre
Russia is to lose its permafrost, minister of natural resources warns
New tests underway on Mona Lisa of geo-archeology - a bone that proves man hunted woolly mammoth
Scientists take samples in bid to clone extinct foal as first step to restoring woolly mammoth
Investment sought for $5.9 million cloning centre to bring back mammoths and other extinct species
New nature reserve to protect Great Siberian Ice Hole and mammoth bones
Poacher fined $155,000 for illegal hunting of 6 endangered tigers, and 46 bears
Tiger shot in the head by poachers 'may go back to wild' after surgery
Khabarovsk to get tallest building outside Moscow, the first 'skyscraper' in Siberia and Far East
Stop treating air passengers as 'hostages'
Siberian plane impounded in Israel 'over debts'
'Stradivarius violin' revealed 68 years after being brought from Germany by a Soviet soldier
Siberian beauty Elmira Abdrazakova, 18, is crowned Miss Russia
Poland to unveil its first feature film on families deported to Siberia during II World War
My crown, please! Thrilling chess finale sees Anna Ushenina win the world championship in Siberia
Tense finale underway in women's chess contest
Krasnoyarsk confirms its challenge for the 2019 World Winter Student Games
Karina became the symbol of resilience and hope when - aged only 4 - she survived 12 days in taiga of Yakutia.
Lena Pillars, a World Heritage Site, hit by the rampant flames, as calls grow for greater efforts to tackle infernos.
Mystery how the bronze dancer, his arms raised in an ecstatic trance, reached modern-day Novosibirsk region.
Luna the panther was rescued from a travelling zoo when its mother refused to feed the cub.
Lyubov Morekhodova glides over the pure ice on skates made by her father not long after World War Two.
Soul-stirring images of eruption on the Klyuchevskaya Sopka caught by extreme travellers at altitude of 2,850 metres (9,350 ft).